The weather was still wet, but much colder. With some sun around giving a well deserved pot of gold for someone in the lovely village of Beddgelert, just before we started walking.

A view of Moel Hebog from the main road through Beddgelert.

As usual, the benefit from gaining height quite fast was an improving view. Here back down to Beddgelert.

From the nice view back to more steep rocky sections!

But each steep rocky section warranted a short break. Long enough to enjoy the view of this lovely part of Snowdonia.

As we headed up the terrain became more difficult. Some sections needing a little scrambling. On one such section I did manage to slip on the wet rocks, sustaining bruising to leg and pride!

Snowdon lady stops for a short break to plan the way up the next steep section: a path not being too obvious all the way on this route up Moel Hebog.

Looking South as we continued climbing was great view between mountains down towards Porthmadog and the sea.

Snowdon Lady stops to pose for a photo on the climb, with Beddgelert now some way below us.

After the photos it was back to the serious business of getting to the top of Moel Hebog!

The wind was increasing and the hail and sleet becoming a little more frequent as we got over the top of the steep rocky sections to find a gentle stroll to the summit in front of us.

It was cold and very windy on the summit of Moel Hebog. So we stood by the trig point for a very short time, before heading off down in a NW direction.

The descent from Moel Hebog to the NW was steep. And looked down, near left, the otehr two Moels, Moel Ogof and Moel Lefn.

We headed down hill to near Bwlch Meillionen, from where we would turn almost East and head downhill towards Beddgelert Forest.

We'd had a great walk up and over Moel Hebog. And as if by way of greeting a photo train on the yet to be publicly opened extension of the Welsh Highland Railway was waiting in Beddgelert station as we headed back towards the lovely village.