June 26, 2011
by daveroberts
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This is an ideal walk if you want to stretch your legs on a wet day, or if you’ve only got a couple of hours to walk. This has something for everyone, with a forest walk, industrial archaeology and even … Continue reading
June 25, 2011
by daveroberts
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A pleasant circuit around this attractive lake. Follows a decent lakeside track, but does have its slippery sections, so be careful. If you want to drag some non walking family members out for an afternoon, this is the walk to … Continue reading
June 24, 2011
by daveroberts
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This walk is a gentle stroll around one of the most beautiful and accessible small lakes of Eryri. If you want a longer walk, then you can start at Beddgelert instead, and perhaps extend the walk to visit Llyn Gwynant … Continue reading
June 23, 2011
by daveroberts
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Easy to follow route along possibly the most beautiful beach on the island, with an alternative walk via the forestry plantation if you find the sand gets in your sandals. There’s a £3 toll for the car park at SH … Continue reading
June 22, 2011
by daveroberts
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Getting to this walk is probably the hardest part! The Llyn Sarnau car park can either be reached by the minor road that passes the Ty Hyll off the A5, or a minor road that starts from near Gwydir Castle … Continue reading
June 21, 2011
by daveroberts
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A straightforward ramble around Aber Falls and returning to Aber via the North Wales Path, high above the valleyside. It follows an easy gradient, except for the steeper descent at the walk’s end which requires a little more care in … Continue reading
June 20, 2011
by daveroberts
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An easy walk out and back to view this spectacular waterfall that drops nearly 40m from the hanging valley above. The main drawback of this walk is that it can be busy at any time of year. There are also … Continue reading
June 19, 2011
by daveroberts
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I just went for an awesome trail run around the forest today. I followed good footpaths for ages and hadn’t a clue where I was until I hit the Lon Las Cefni that I’d biked before and then onto the … Continue reading
