The Panorama Walk – Barmouth
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Route Summary:
Classic walk from Barmouth
| Distance |
Ascent |
Time |
| 9.98 km | 596 m | 4 hours |
Calculate the time using Naismith’s Rule and factor in your own pace.
Start and Finish: Barmouth
Facilities:
Plenty of facilities in Barmouth, none on route.
Hazards:
Remember that we cannot outline every single hazard on a walk – it’s up to you to be safe and competent. Read up on Mountain Safety , Navigation and what equipment you’ll need.
Public Transport: Traveline for UK Public Transport
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Weather Forecast:
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Summits and Places on this Route
- Garn - 0.8km
- Ffridd Gorllwyn - 1.5km
- Fegla Fawr - 2.1km
- Mynydd Egryn South Top - 2.7km
- Bryngwyn - 3.2km
Places Nearby:
- Rhiw Gwredydd Cader Idris Wild Camp - 8.1km
- Llyn y Gadair Wild Camp - 9.8km
- Cadair Idris - 10.3km
- Llyn Hywel Wild Camp - 12.1km
- Rhinogydd - 12.7km
The Panorama Walk – Barmouth Details
A nice steady route from Barmouth that ensures you get a superb view over both the Mawddach Estuary and across it to Cadair Idris.
If you want a walk from Barmouth that’s not too challenging, yet provides a lot for the effort, then the Panorama walk does just that. Starting off from the Station, you’re soon uphill and at the first proper viewpoint.
You can cut the route short at this point, or continue upwards to Bwlch y Llan at just over 300m and exchange the views of the Mawddach for those up the Ardudwy coast and onwards to Pen Llyn.
The Route
The full information is available on this page.
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