Llyn Crafnant Reservoir, Snowdonia
Looking north from the reservoir to Crimpiau and Craig Wen (I think?)
Llyn Crafnant, looking towards Crimpiau, Snowdonia
Abandoned chapel in Cornel, next to Llyn Crafnant
Forest hikers near to Mynydd Deulyn, Snowdonia National Park
Afon Crafnant valley, just south of Llyn Crafnant
Llyn Crafnant is a three-quarter-mile-long reservoir in Snowdonia National Park, North Wales. It used to be much longer; there is evidence of hundreds of years of silting at the southern end of the lake. The name comes from an old Welsh word for garlic, "craf" - and "nant", meaning stream or valley. Garlic still flowers in the valley every spring and summer. The photos below were taken in autumn 2012.
Llyn Crafnant Reservoir, looking towards Crimpiau Llyn Crafnant, looking towards Crimpiau, Snowdonia Abandoned chapel in Cornel, next to Llyn Crafnant Forest hikers near to Mynydd Deulyn, Snowdonia National Park Afon Crafnant valley, just south of Llyn Crafnant View an 8.5-mile circular walk from Llanrwst, taking in Llyn Crafnant Reservoir.
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