Images

Image of Foel Goch (Round Cairn) by thesweetcheat

Retrospective view of Foel Goch from the west, on the way to Garnedd Fawr.

Image credit: A. Brookes (23.4.2024)
Image of Foel Goch (Round Cairn) by thesweetcheat

Looking northwards, with the high mountains of Eryri on the left.

Image credit: A. Brookes (23.4.2024)
Image of Foel Goch (Round Cairn) by thesweetcheat

The western panorama of Arenig and Y Mignient, with the distant Moelwynion and Yr Eifl on the far skyline.

Image credit: A. Brookes (23.4.2024)
Image of Foel Goch (Round Cairn) by thesweetcheat

Looking southwest, with Aranau on the left above Llyn Tegid and Arenig Fawr on the right. Immediately to the left of the trig pillar, Cader Idris is just visible on the distant skyline.

Image credit: A. Brookes (23.4.2024)

Articles

Miscellaneous

Foel Goch
Round Cairn

Entirely speculative; the summit of Foel Goch is marked with an OS trig pillar, a post-medieval boundary stone and a small pile of stones. However, all three things sit on top of a circular mound, covered in turf and low vegetation. The mound itself is not recorded on the HER or Coflein, but it is clearly artificial. The summit to the west, Garnedd Goch, boasts a definite Bronze Age cairn. To me, the mound on top of Foel Goch is a strong candidate for archaeological evaluation as a possible cairn or round barrow.

Sites within 20km of Foel Goch