Cadair Bronwen NE Top

Rising as a broad shoulder on the northern reaches of the Berwyn range, this outlier offers a quiet alternative to the busier main summits. The terrain is typical Welsh upland—an expansive mix of peat and heather—providing a wild, open feel with clear views across the Ceiriog Valley towards the distant Arans.

• •The name Cadair Bronwen translates from Welsh as 'Chair of Bronwen', referring to the daughter of Llyr in the Mabinogion; this subsidiary top marks the north-eastern edge of the high plateau.
• •Located on the long ridge between the main summit of Cadair Bronwen and the descent toward Llandrillo, this point is marked by a fence line that serves as a vital navigational handrail in the frequent Berwyn mists.
• •The summit offers a specific, clear line of sight north-east towards the hills of the Dee Valley and the distant, undulating profile of the Clwydian Range.
• •At exactly 700.1256 metres high, it narrowly avoids the indignity of being rounded down, though on the ground, the 'top' is more of a subtle undulation than a distinct peak.