Along the Offa’s Dyke Path, another jaunt in the Clwydian hills that can be coupled with either this or this walk in order to make it a more challenging day. Can also be extended with some of the other Clwydian Routes. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Moderate Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route You can download an excellent […]
Another straightforward walk over the Clwydian Range that could easily be coupled with this or this walk for a tougher challenge. Again, you start the walk high up and need to finish the walk on an uphill! Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Moderate Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route The Route You can download an excellent
Walk up Moel Llys y Coed in the Clwydian Hills Read More »
Another Route to the summit of the Clwydian Range and the Jubilee Tower that could easily be coupled with this or this walk for a tougher challenge. Or any of our other Clwydian Routes. It follows the Offa’s Dyke path for a fair distance and the ascent is initially easy. Be warned though, that you lose the
Moel Famau from Bwlch Pen Barras Read More »
Short route with the main interest being the limestone pavement that part of the walk crosses. Note that the route is slightly longer, 7.7km than noted in the description linked to below! Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Easy Moderate Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route You can download an excellent leaflet and map at the link
Bryn Alun from near Llanarmon-yn-ial Read More »
This is the northern and final section of the Ardudwy Way which is a little known multiday path that crosses the western side of the Rhinogydd from Barmouth in the south to Llandecwyn in the north. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Hard Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route This is the northern section of this route. Further, more detailed
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This is the central section of the Ardudwy Way which is a little known multiday path that crosses the western side of the Rhinogydd from Barmouth in the south to Llandecwyn in the north. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Hard Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route This is the central section of this route. Further, more detailed information is
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The Ardudwy Way is a little known multiday path that crosses the western side of the Rhinogydd from Barmouth in the south to Llandecwyn in the north. Either complete it on it’s own or use it in order to create a loop when traversing the peaks. The Route starts off in Barmouth and heads straight up
Moel Famau is the highest point on the Clwydian Range and can be reached with this reasonably easy hill walk in a few hours. Can also be extended with some of the other Clwydian Routes. The Route You can download an excellent leaflet and map at the link below for full details of this walk. More Information
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Visit the countryside around this historic town before returning to the town and it’s medieval castle. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Easy Moderate Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route You can download an excellent leaflet and map at the link below for full details of this walk. More Information
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Follow the Clwydian Way down the Afon Clywedog for a pleasant half day out from Rhewl. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Easy Moderate Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route You can download an excellent leaflet and map at the link below for full details of this walk. More Information
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A circular route along the Hiraethog Trail from the village of Cyffylliog to the viewpoint of Pincyn Llys. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Moderate Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route You can download an excellent leaflet and map at the link below for full details of this walk. More Information
Pincyn Llys from Cyffylliog Read More »
A very short route with a lot of historical interest on the shores of Llyn Brenig. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Very Easy Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route starts on the shores of Llyn Brenig and has a lot of historic interest such as bronze age burial mounds and mediaeval homesteads. You can download an excellent leaflet
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Llandegla may be better known as a mountain biking centre, but there are also some walking trails in the forest. This is the longest of them. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Moderate Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route You can download an excellent leaflet and map at the link below for full details of this walk.
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The Llangollen Canal Walk takes you from the town of Llangollen to the Pontcysyllte Aqeueduct (rather than a viaduct, as it conveys water) and back. The route starts by visiting the romantic ruins of Castell Dinas Bran before taking the Llangollen Panorama Walk and the Offa’s Dyke National Trail to Trefor and the world famous
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A walk in the southern Clwydian Range that can easily be extended to ascend either of the peak either side of the pass at this walk’s highest point. The Route A steep but easy route that strangely enough misses out the summits on the hills and instead ascends a pass and then back again. You
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An easy route to an iron age hill fort from Corwen. Not too challenging, but still with a bit of a climb, makes this is an ideal family walk. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Easy Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route You can download an excellent leaflet and map at the link below for full details
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To the south of the Clwydian Range lies the Berwyn hills, which fall neither in the Snowdonia National Park or the Clwydian Range AONB. This is a walk to the highest summit from Llandrillo. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Hard Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route This is a challenging hill walk to Cadair Berwyn across
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The Clwydian hills are probably one of the best kept secrets in North Wales. There are many walking routes in the area, this is one from the official Clwydian AONB site. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks —-Hard Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route It starts off near Trevor Rocks, I don’t know him so I can’t
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The Llangollen History Trail takes in the Horseshoe Falls, Valle Crucis Abbey and Castell Dinas Bran along the way. The Clwydian Hills are probably one of the best kept secrets in North Wales. There are many walking routes in the area, this is one from the official Clwydian AONB site. The Route The walk start
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Another of the Slate Trail walks near Corris. This one is in Cwm Ratgoed with the hills of Maesglase high above. Difficulties: Activity Type: Walks Trail or Fell Runs —-Easy Walk Submitted by: daveroberts The Route is a short route along Cwm Ratgoed a few kilometres north of Corris in South Snowdonia. The link to
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Another route in the Corris area, this time further down the valley in Aberllefenni. The Route An easy walk along a quiet minor road with no through traffic and returning along forestry paths. The link to more information is here – http://www.visitsnowdonia.info/slate_valleys_paths-93.aspx Make sure you visit the pub in the village if you want some
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Part of the Gwynedd Council series of Slate Valley Paths. This is part of three routes in the Corris area in the south of the park, or North of Machynlleth. Difficulties: Activity Type: –Easy Walk Trail or Fell Runs Walks Submitted by: daveroberts The Route The link to more information is here – http://www.visitsnowdonia.info/slate_valleys_paths-93.aspx Make
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A nice easy walk from Askrigg if you happen to be in the Wensleydale area of the Yorkshire Dales with an hour or so to spare… Would make a decent trail run as well. The Route It’s easy enough to follow this one! Heading north out of the village of Asgrigg past the Crown, head
Whitfield Gill Force and Mill Gill from Askrigg Read More »
Follow the Pennine Way to the summit of the highest of the Wensleydale fells in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Steady, good walking all the way with a few ‘wet’ sections. It’s certainly doable on a mountain bike, but the two I talked to near the summit thought it was a fair old challenge! The
Great Shunner Fell From Hawes and Hardraw Read More »
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