What is recorded here
Maen Esgob rises to approximately 480 metres and is part of the rugged terrain of the Carneddau range in the Snowdonia National Park. Its name, meaning "Stone of the Spear," reflects local Welsh folklore, possibly linked to ancient legends or historical events in the region. The hill matters as a notable landmark within the protected landscape of Snowdonia, valued for its natural beauty and cultural heritage.
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Photo: Meirion · CC BY-SA 2.0