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Waen Camddwr

Seeing it on the ground it is scarcely credible that Waen Camddwr should be rated a 2000-footer in its own right. It is a pleasant enough little hillock in the midst of the damp undulating moors separating Aran Fawddwy from Glasgwm, and it sports a tiny cairn. However, that is all there is to say – without some prior homework the chances are that you would walk right by without even noticing it! Waen Camddwr is easily reached from Gwaun y Llwyni by descending NW along a new fence, but it is most naturally tackled en route to Aran Fawddwy on AN5.