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Good loop. I rode up out of Llanuwchllyn. But this ride would work very well starting in Bala. The section up around Arenig is great. A few gates to open/close, one farm to go through....but this is a good alternative to the sadly hobbled Bala Loop (Vyrnwy).

Plenty of drink and eateries

After crossing the River Dee, this stretch of quiet road, beyond the initial stepping climb, was a lovely gentle ride through lush green countryside with views towards some distant mountains to the right and then circling around to behold the first sighting of Llyn Tegid. Beaut.

Was impassable with e-bikes, as the water the about 5 feet deep, would have damaged the electrics.Had to turn around and take the footpath back

Don't go too far if it's rained or you end up getting your feet wet. Beautiful place not far from car park and cafe can be quite stoney

Good little cafe on Bala Lake it was an old fashioned van outside that has lots of different flavors of ice cream. It was blasting out old 60s music which was fun. Dogs only outside under the umbrellas on hot days. Try the cheese & ham toastie. Prices are a little high but it's well worth it.

Bala is a town and community in Gwynedd, Wales. Formerly an urban district, Bala lies in the historic county of Merionethshire at the north end of Bala Lake. it has a wonderful village style feeling, and everyone speaks Welsh, which is truly amazing to hear. They have some good shops and supermarkets. They have tiny little petrol stations on the curb, and they attendant comes out and serves you. Great roads in this area and some can be very steep in these parts, plenty of cyclists and motorcycles well worth a ride.

Track down into the forest The track from Corwen to Cynwyd via Liberty Hall descends into the southern part of Coed Cynwyd. Quite bumpy with gravel, grass sections and rocks