Walking around the huge boulder field of Bera Bach, on the Gerlan to Foel Grach route.
The views from the huge plateau are encompassing, and on a very clear day, you have Cadair Idris to the South East, the Llyn Peninsula on the Western Horizon, and the whole of Northern Snowdonia in front of you.
On those few occasions ive ventured on the Bera Bach and Yr Aryg plateau, i cannot think of a nicer place to be.
99% of the time, its just you and nature, with the huge expanse of these magnificent mountains.
Ive seen them in all weathers, the ferocity of the wind and rain, and swirling mist, and the peaceful tranquility of a warm sunny afternoon, where you can sit down to eat your lunch, with the jetboil on the burn.
Bera Bach is simply a magical place, and when your there alone, you soon realise our insignificance in this world.
It has a huge presence of being remote and powerful, your at one with nature, and there's no litter, noise, or worries of what's happening in the world or around you.
It never ceases to impress me, those jagged rocks have been there possibly thousands of years, and they will be there when i am long gone.
Last year, i shared the place with two lovely Skylarks performing their ritual, of disappearing into the sky, and then descending to earth in full song.
Thank goodness its very remote, there's no litter, or any signs of anyone every have ever been there.
A magical spot.