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Coed Nant Gwernol From Abergynolwyn

By Dave Roberts   

on June 17, 2015    4/5 (1)

Posted as a walk in – Europe, Low Level and Easier Walks in Snowdonia, Riverside and Valley Walks in Snowdonia, Snowdonia National Park, Wales, Woodland Walks in Snowdonia

Coed Nant Gwernol From Abergynolwyn

Further Details

Route Summary:

Short waymarkd walk up the scenic Cwm Gwernol

Route Start Location: Abergynolwyn

Distance
 Ascent
 Time
3.09 km 177 m

Calculate the time using Naismith’s Rule and factor in your own pace.

Activivity Type: Easy Walk, Trail or Fell Runs

Summits and Places on this Route

Facilities

The Railway pub in Abergynolwyn

Hazards

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Guidebooks

Coed Nant Gwernol From Abergynolwyn Ordnance Survey Map and GPX File Download

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Coed Nant Gwernol From Abergynolwyn

This is an easy, largely waymarked trail in the Woodland Trust Coed Nant Gwernol property. You can also join this route from the Nant Gwernol station on the Tal-Llyn Railway.

1 Start off from the centre of the village car park along the country lane that, if you’re facing the road towards Tal-y-Llyn, is to your right (as seen below) with the Railway pub behind you. You’ll pass a terrace of houses to the left and a cafe to the right. You can take the footpath you pass to the right and walk this route as an out and back, or follow this lane for 1.5km until you see a Woodland Trust signpost for “The Station”

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2 Follow this track, downhill and steady, keeping left when the paths split (or you’ll end up back on the minor road). It’s an easy path, but well worth taking your time over as you follow the tumbling Afon Gwernol back to the village.

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You can also walk on the far side of the stream, with another fully waymarked trail if you wish.

Dave Roberts founded Walk Eryri in 2004, with the aim of providing routes that are off the beaten track. Walk Eryri is now part of Mud and Routes which continues to provide more off beat routes and walks in Snowdonia and beyond. Dave has been exploring the hills of Eryri for over thirty years, and is a qualified Mountain Leader. Dave also established Walk up Snowdon, Walk up Scafell Pike and Walk up Ben Nevis just to mention a few.

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