Yr Wyddfa Snowdon is the highest mountain in Wales and also one of the most popular mountain summits for visitors. The views from the summit of Snowdon can be pretty incredible, if you're lucky to catch good weather. A sunrise is my favourite time to climb to the top of Snowdon Yr Wyddfa as during autumn & spring it's nowhere near as busy as the summer months. The weather conditions also give you a great chance of photographing a temperature inversion where the clouds surround Wales's highest peak like a blanket. Here are some of my favourite photos taken from the summit of Snowdon in Eryri Snowdonia National Park. If you'd like to see more please visit my website gallery:
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Sunrise breaking at Snowdon / Yr WyddfaEryri Snowdonia is a stunning National Park in North Wales and home to this amazing mountain, Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), the highest peak in Wales. This photo was captured following a pre-dawn hike to the summit which turned out to be a pretty spectular morning in the Snowdonia National Park with Mother Nature putting on an amazing temperature inversion below Snowdon summit. Snowdon summit above the cloudsAn incredible view of a temperature inversion from the summit of Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) in Eryri Snowdonia. You often see queues on the summit of Wales’s highest mountain but my luck was in this morning having these views all to myself for a good 20 minutes, plenty of time to capture a few photos. Snowdon sunrise cloud inversionA winter view from the flanks of Crib Goch as the sun rises through an amazing cloud inversion near Wales's highest mountain peak Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) Snowdon Mountain Railway on Snowdon summitSnowdon Mountain Railway photograph. This photo of the Snowdon Mountain Railway was taken just as the train approaches the summit of Wales’s highest mountain, Yr Wyddfa. Snowdon sunrise from the Pyg TrackSunrise from the Pyg Track route to Snowdon Yr Wyddfa looking towards crib goch, Moel Siabod and the lakes of Glaslyn and Llyn Llydaw. I love winter photography in Snowdonia Eryri with the crowds of summer gone it feels a more special place with a chance for some tranquility to take in the stunning scenery. Winter sun above Snowdon summit cloud inversionA stunning cloud inversion above the summit of Snowdon, Wales's highest mountain in the Snowdonia National Park naorth Wales Snowdon summit viewA photo of the view from the trig point on the summit of Snowdon, Wales's highest mountain Sunbeam over SnowdonA sunbeam across the summit of snowdon
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