Many walkers reading up about the Rhinogs, are under the impression that they are all brutal in nature, but this is far from the truth.
So much is written and discussed about the area north of Yr lethr, with the outlying summits of Rhinog Fach, Fawr, and Moel Ysgyfarnogod, that the majority of potential visitors are kept away, thinking the entire range of mountains are savage in nature.
The summits of Yr Llethr, and Diffwys are amongst the easiest to traverse, and offer simply majestic views towards the rest of the Snowdonia range and on towards Cader Idris and Mid Wales.
The southern Rhinogs are very similar in certain respects to the Brecon Beacons, gentle grass terrain, and weather permitting, suitable for young and old.
If your after absolutely brutal terrain, enough to test even the best hardened walker, the Rhinogs can offer that in abundance, but if you want a new adventure in Southern Snowdonia, and most likely have the mountains to your self, the Southern Rhinogs towards Barmouth, come highly recommended.