Blorenge

Rising to a height of 561 metres, this Welsh summit is situated within the Snowdonia range near the town of Watchet. Classified as both a Hump and a Tump, it offers a notable objective for walkers seeking out the region's upland peaks and the physical reward of reaching a classified high point.

• •The fell is part of the Blaenavon Industrial Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You can still see the old tramroad routes that once hauled limestone and coal across these slopes during the industrial revolution.
• •Its flat summit plateau is a favorite haunt for paragliders and hang-gliders. They take advantage of the steep gritstone escarpment to launch themselves into the ether while hikers watch safely from the grass below.
• •The nearby Keeper's Pond was originally built to provide water for the Garnddyrys Ironworks. Today, it’s mostly used by very brave wild swimmers and people who enjoy shivering near a scenic parking lot.
• •Geologically, the hill is capped with Millstone Grit, which sits atop Carboniferous Limestone. This combination created the dramatic cliffs and the 'Punchbowl'—a glacial cirque that looks like a giant took a bite out of the hillside.
• •It is famously one of the few words in the English language that rhymes with orange. Pointing this out to your hiking companions is a guaranteed way to ensure you walk the descent in total, blissful silence.