Overview
- Jayden Long, 19, and Eddie Hill, 20, were found on Crib y Ddysgl, a knife-edge section of the Snowdon Horseshoe, after searches in snow and icy conditions.
- Brief hearings in Caernarfon opened the inquests and then adjourned them to allow further investigation while post-mortem results are awaited.
- North West Wales senior coroner Kate Robertson said she has reason to suspect the deaths were unnatural and expressed condolences to the families.
- Families have launched a fundraiser for Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team, with donations exceeding £12,000.
- The national park advises the Crib Goch/Crib y Ddysgl scramble involves extremely challenging, exposed terrain and is unsuitable for inexperienced walkers or poor weather, where accidents are common.