A walk from the car park in Llanrwst to Trefriw and the fairy falls. An easy fairly flat walk with great views. Starting at the Rugby club car park we pass through the stone circle and over the bridge, then walking along the riverside path to the pedestrian suspension bridge, then follow the embankment all the way to Trefriw, in Trefriw a little climb to the fairy falls (which had no water due to lack of rain today!), back down a lane then across flat fields arriving back at the car park
Park at any car park in Llanrwst
Total distance: 5.02 Miles Total time: 2.20 hrs Moving time: 1.50 hrs Average speed: 2.12 mi/h
A canal path walk from Pontcysyllte aqueduct to Chirk aqueduct and viaduct and return. A stunning walk, with great peaceful scenery along the Shropshire Union canal. Taking in both of Telford’s aqueducts and Henry Robertson’s viaduct.
park at the public car park by Pontcysyllte aqueduct 52.97305098308993, -3.0855843857784184
Total distance: 8.4 Miles
Total time: 4 hrs
Moving time: 3.30 hrs
Average speed: 1.9 mi/h
An easy walk in south west Anglesey, good forest tracks with stunning sea and Snowdonia views near the end, in the Newborough Warren National Nature Reserve. At just over 6 miles the walk is easy as fairly flat. Starting at the car park you follow the forest tracks going around the forest in a horseshoe, near the end you hit the beach and head out onto a peninsula called Llanddwyn Island (Ynys Llanddwyn). Great Snowdonia vistas and a historic site – The church of St. Dwynwen (the Welsh patron saint of lovers), after this you head back to the forest for the last section of the walk. This is a shorter version of the walk posted as Newborough Forest in the menu under the Gwynedd walks.
Park at the forest car park N 53.144106 W -4.385195
Total distance: 6.15 Miles
Total time: 3 hrs
Moving time: 2.45 hrs
Average speed: 2.2 mi/h
An easy walk around Llyn Trawsfynydd reservoir near the village of Trawsfynydd, just over 8 miles in total. The walk is on tracks and paths with a section of lanes and a little bit a pavement on the way back. A lovely walk with stunning views and the interesting old nuclear power station that looked like a Soviet building of the 70s.
Park at any car park by the reservoir 52.89514, -3.92867
Total distance: 8.4 Miles
Total time: 4.26 hrs
Moving time: 3.30 hrs
Average speed: 1.9 mi/h
A walk along a bit of the Anglesey coastal path taking in both the Britannia and Menai bridges. Starting at any car park in Llanfairpwllgwyngyll and then following the main road to the Britannia Bridge, then following the coastal path all nicely signed through woods, coast and fields with a couple of sections of road pavements all signed to Menai Bridge. A great walk as you get to see and walk underneath both bridges with great views back to the mainland. Along the way you will see the first WI building in the world, the incredible hidden lions under the Britannia bridge, Church Island with its ancient church and massive Monterey Cypress tree, often mistaken for a Yew tree, as well as the awe inspiring suspension bridge.
Park at any car park in Llanfairpwllgwyngyl and then follow the road to the Brittania bridge.
Total distance: 6.9 Miles
Total time: 3.5 hrs
Moving time: 3 hrs
Average speed: 2.1 mi/h
