Moel Siabod

The view from the hut

Siabod is our ‘local’ mountain and these images were made throughout the year to show how its appearance changes. The approximate English translation of Moel Siabod is "bare hill" which is a good description because at the summit there are rock fields strewn around. At 872 metres (2,861 ft), it is the highest peak in the Moelwynion mountain range.

Snow-capped Moel Siabod under a partly cloudy sky with patches of blue.
Snow-capped Moel Siabod under partly cloudy sky with green and brown landscape at the base.
Snow-covered Moel Siabod under a partly cloudy sky.
Moel Siabod in autumnal mist
Moel Siabod in summer with high clouds overhead
Moel Siabod with a dramatic cloud formation
Moel Siabod with a dramatic cloud formation
Moel Siabod partly obscured by winter mist and low cloud
Moel Siabod on a crisp autumnal morning with mist in the valley
Moel Siabod with a cloud hugging the summit on a summer evening
Moel Siabod with a dramatic cloud formation in springtime
Moel Siabod with a dramatic cloud formation in springtime
Moel Siabod with a dramatic cloud formation in wintertime
Moel Siabod with a dramatic cloud formation at sunset
Moel Siabod with a clear blue sky. In the foreground, there are large moss-covered rocks on a green grassy field, with leafless trees on either side.
Moel Siabod with a dramatic cloud formation in springtime
Moel Siabod with a dramatic colourful cloud formation in springtime
Snow-capped Moel Siabod under a clear blue sky with the moon over the forest.
Snow-capped Moel Siabod under a clear blue sky with scattered high clouds.
Snow-capped Moel Siabod under a clear blue sky with scattered high clouds.
Snow-capped Moel Siabod under a clear blue sky with scattered high clouds.
Snow-capped Moel Siabod under a clear blue sky with scattered high clouds.