The snow had at least stopped, which allowed for a low level walk up to Llyn Cowlyd from Capel Curig.
From the start of the signed footpath off the A5 looking toward Gaillt yr Ogof.
A retrospective view toward Capel Curig and Moel Siabod.
Our first full view of Tryfan.
The view north toward Pen Llithrig y Wrach and Cwm Bychan on the left. The track was impossible to follow, the footprints soon turned back on themselves.
Another view toward Moel Siabod. The snow being thigh deep in places caused us to tread very carefully.
Taken from the southern tip of Llyn Cowlyd with Creigiau Gleison right, and Pen Llithrig y Wrach, left.
The quietest Jo had been all week, nothing to moan at.
The depth of snow was to become a problem finding any sort of path. From the footbridges at the southern tip of the lake we walked west along the man made dyke. A rare smile.
Looking toward Tryfan with Glyder Fach in the background. The return path can be made out but proved impossible to walk due to the depth of snow. The line of the man made dyke can be seen on the right of picture running parallel along Y Braich.
The view toward the Glyderau, with some worrying clouds starting to form.
The tarmac road proved the only way down toward the A5. All that remained was to get past the guards blocking the way. Our intention was to walk back to Capel Curig via the Nant y Benglog but the path over from the A5 was impossible to cross. A rather boring and dangerous walk followed back to Capel Curig.
