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Beddgelert is a lovely village below Moel Hebog, and the bridge over the river is a key feature.

If you smile sweetly you don’t have to pay. There are also public toilets just after this.

Lovely lunch spot with picnic benches at the waterside

First, a somewhat adventurous ride on the single track to the parking lot, which costs £5. The easy loop around the lake is very beautiful and relaxing – the sheep roam freely, but they keep their distance. Dogs must be on a leash, of course, but that's not a problem. Enjoy it – and if you're up for more, go for a longer loop. There are a few tables and benches above the parking lot for your picnic. You won't find any litter baskets, so you'll have to take them with you – which is perfectly fine, as it's a nature reserve. Highly recommended.

Card payments are accepted. The bridge is open to cyclists and walkers 24/7. There is a slot for the toll in the door outside of operating hours.

This is an example of many miles of the trail in Beddgelert Forest. Quite wide double tracks, compact gravel surfaces, enclosed by mainly pine trees. If it is a windy day and needing an area to ride in which is more sheltered from the wind, then Beddgelert Forest does offer just that

Tis is the crossing of the Ffestiniog Welsh Highland Railway at Rhyd Ddu. once through the crossing the surface becomes compact gravel and climbing. It is rideable but takes effort

This is a class section, often used by MTB and Road bikers. If you look closer you can see where?