All the Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills in The South Eastern Area of Mynyddoedd Cambria (The Cambrian Mountains) displayed as a detailed list
The South Eastern Area of Mynyddoedd Cambria (The Cambrian Mountains), Carmarthenshire and Powys is the area enclosed by:
- the A44 from Rhayder to the country border between Wales and England at Old Radnor to the North;
- the country border from Old Radnor to Hay-on Wye to the East; the Brecon Beacons National Park boundary from Hay-on-Wye to Llandovery to the South;
- the A489 from Llandovery to Builth Wells and then the A470 from Builth Wells to Rhayader to the West
If you count only the Marilyns there are 8 tops to climb, bag & conquer and the highest point is Great Rhos at 660m (2,166ft).
To see all Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills displayed in different ways - see the options in the left-hand column and towards the bottom of this page.
Your Personal Bagging Record for The South Eastern Area of Mynyddoedd Cambria (The Cambrian Mountains)
When logged on, you can mark each Mountain, Peak, Top or Hill as 'bagged' by either:
- if you opt to display the tops in this area using a google map, click or tap on its symbol on the map below. This will open a text window. Click or tap on the 'Record [mountain name] as Bagged, Climbed & Conquered' link towards the bottom of the text window, or
- if you opt to display the tops in this area as a list, click or tap on the red 'not yet' symbol to the right of the name of each 'top'
Either method will open a new page where you can complete all your details such as:
- when you bagged the Mountain, Peak, Top or Hill;
- which route you took
- who you went with
- what the weather was like
- any other comment that will remind you of the day
Once you have completed your details and click or tap the submit button, you will automatically return to this page and the top you bagged will show with a green tick.
NB. None of the above fields are 'mandatory' - you can leave them blank if you wish.
NNB. You also have the option whether to display your peak bagging exploits to other users of this site or keep them private so only you can see them when you are logged on.
Furthermore, since you can also access your Personal Mountain & Hill Bagging Record via go4awalk Mobile you can quickly & easily record, edit and view your achievements - whether you are at home/work on your desktop computer or in the pub/at the top of a mountain with your Mobile Phone. (You can even download your Personal Mountain & Hill Bagging Record as a .csv file for importing into and saving with spreadsheet software like Excel or NeoOffice!)
This facility costs one credit to initially access your personal bagging record. Once accessed, all other interactions, such as recording other Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills as 'bagged' or altering an existing bagging record, are free.
Click REGISTER to register and purchase credits.
LOG ON and RELOAD this page to show which Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills you have already climbed, bagged & conquered. [ . . . remove this text]
See this list in: Alphabetical Order
| Height Order‡
To reverse the order select the link again.
Mountain, Peak, Top or Hill:
Bagged
1. Great Rhos
660m (2,166ft)
 Great Rhos is on interactive maps:
A downloadable go4awalk.com PDF Peak Bagging Map featuring Great Rhos will be available soon. |
2. Gwaunceste Hill (Gwaun-Ceste Hill)
542m (1,778ft)
Send it in and we'll publish it here.
Gwaunceste Hill (Gwaun-Ceste Hill) is on interactive maps:
A downloadable go4awalk.com PDF Peak Bagging Map featuring Gwaunceste Hill (Gwaun-Ceste Hill) will be available soon. |
3. Mynydd Eppynt (Mynydd Epynt)
478m (1,568ft)
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Mynydd Eppynt (Mynydd Epynt) is on interactive maps:
A downloadable go4awalk.com PDF Peak Bagging Map featuring Mynydd Eppynt (Mynydd Epynt) will be available soon. |
4. Gwastedyn Hill
477m (1,565ft)
Gwastedyn Hill is on interactive maps:
A downloadable go4awalk.com PDF Peak Bagging Map featuring Gwastedyn Hill will be available soon. |
5. Aberedw Hill
451m (1,480ft)
Aberedw Hill is on interactive maps:
A downloadable go4awalk.com PDF Peak Bagging Map featuring Aberedw Hill will be available soon. |
6. Carneddau (Radnor Forest)
445m (1,460ft)
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Carneddau (Radnor Forest) is on interactive maps:
A downloadable go4awalk.com PDF Peak Bagging Map featuring Carneddau (Radnor Forest) will be available soon. |
7. Rhiw Gwraidd
442m (1,450ft)
Rhiw Gwraidd is on interactive maps:
A downloadable go4awalk.com PDF Peak Bagging Map featuring Rhiw Gwraidd will be available soon. |
8. The Begwns
415m (1,362ft)
The Begwns is on interactive maps:
A downloadable go4awalk.com PDF Peak Bagging Map featuring The Begwns will be available soon. |
View all 31 Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills in Mynyddoedd Cambria (The Cambrian Mountains):
- On an Interactive Google Map (loads faster)
- On an Interactive Google Map with a list of tops below it (makes it easier to locate a particular top)
- On a Detailed List in:
Alphabetical Order | Height Order - On one page with 'yet-to-be-bagged' listed 1st & then 'already-bagged' tops listed 2nd in:
Alphabetical Order | Height Order - On one page with 'already-bagged' tops listed 1st & then 'yet-to-be-bagged' tops listed 2nd in:
Alphabetical Order | Height Order
The summit of Great Rhos in Mynyddoedd Cambria (The Cambrian Mountains)
Photo: Bryn Owens
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