The Col between Far South Peak and Tryfan

A named place photographed at this map point in Conwy.

The col between Far South Peak and Tryfan lies at approximately 550 meters above sea level, forming a natural pass between two prominent peaks in the Glyderau range. It is part of a rugged silurian rock landscape that contributes to the mountainous character of Snowdonia, a region rich in both geological interest and walking routes. The area is significant for hikers and climbers due to its strategic position on popular ridge walks connecting the summits of Tryfan and the surrounding peaks.