Lakes & lochs in ConwyConwy, Wales

Twin lakes at Capel Curig giving one of the classic reflected views of the Snowdon Horseshoe.

A wooded reservoir lake in a side valley above Trefriw, a quiet walking and fishing spot.

A lake in the Gwydir Forest above Trefriw, one of the few in Eryri allowing powered watersports.

Supplying Birkenhead from the Denbigh moors, it sits in conifer plantation on the open Hiraethog uplands.

Open moorland grazed by sheep and grouse surrounds this reservoir on the Denbigh moors of Mynydd Hiraethog.

Out on the Denbigh moors of Mynydd Hiraethog, it lies in open sheep country north of Bala.

Above Ogwen in the Glyderau, its outline is sometimes likened by walkers to a map of Australia.

Source of the River Conwy, this moorland lake sits high on the wild Migneint plateau above Ysbyty Ifan.

The deepest lake in Snowdonia, a bleak reservoir in a trench between the Carneddau and Creigiau Gleision.