It looks extra special at sunrise or just after; nice soft light. I'll be back to do the other terrace when (if) we get a period of dry weather.

I love Bristly Ridge, have taken a few friends up there and while they enjoyed, I doubt they would have done it on their own! Defo a few steep and slippery bits.

Just waiting for some some dry weather and I'll be up there with the GoPro and drone :-).

Watch this space.

Likewise, it looks a little harder but the description grading seems to mean it is considerably harder?

Western Terrace? Much harder, lots of loose rock and a steep section, It's rarely scrambled but I'll film myself up there when the weather permits. I'd like to film every route in Steve Ashton's guidebook for my KZfaq channel, maybe missing a couple of the really iffy ones.@@jamesbowler3339

@@thebaldscrambler Yr Esgair?

I tried this route a few days prior but bailed out as it was too wet and slippery. I made it up to the slabs but they were soaked so I made my way back down. I found the lower section sketchy in the wet but okay when dry. Extra care is needed on the grassy section just before the slab but I went up and down in the wet without issue. If I was taking a friend up there, I'd want it bone dry.

Noted. 👍 Thanks for the response. It looks like a decent scramble so definitely on my list. Just out of curiosity, are you familiar with a route up on to Craig Cwm Silyn (Nantlle Ridge) via a route I’ve only ever heard called The Great Stone Chute? Looks like a short but interesting route but there is little to no information out there about it.

It's lovely up there. I camped on the side of Pen Yr Ole Wen last week and actually got a good night sleep for once. Pure bliss.