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Goreuon Môn

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Goreuon Môn

by Y Ddwy Olwyn

Goreuon Môn

1 activity

07:37

123km

1,190m

Uchafbwyntiau Môn ar ddwy olwyn, yn ôl profiadau personol ac argymhellion gan eraill. Ynys Môn yw ynys fwyaf Cymru, ac fe'i gelwir yn Fam Cymru. Caiff ei wahanu o'r tir mawr gan gulfor yr Afon Menai.

The highlights of Môn (Anglesey) for cyclists, according to personal experiences and recommendations from others. Ynys Môn is Wales' largest island, and is dubbed Mam Cymru (the mother of Wales). It's separated from the mainland by the Menai strait.

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Tour de Môn Canol 2019 💨💨

123km

07:37

1,190m

1,180m

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Allt Bron-Philip Climb

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Allt Bron-Philip from Traeth Llanddona is a climb in the region Anglesey. It is 1.7km long and bridges 142 vertical meters with an average gradient of 8.4%, resulting in a …

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Cemaes Harbour and Village

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The most northerly village is Wales. Some good places to stop you will also see the wind farm from the road.

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Parys Mountain

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Please check your brake before decent

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Trearddur Bay Beach

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The natural beauty of this location on the west coast of Holy Island is testament to why it is such a magnet for visitors.

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Porth Dafarch Beach

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A view of the sand beach at Porth Dafarch on the south coast of Holy Island is enough to make any cyclist take a break to appreciate it.

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RAF Mona Airfield

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This location was first used for aviation during the First World War when the Royal Naval Air Service opened an airship base here named Royal Naval Air Station (RNAS) Anglesey …

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