ダビ国立自然保護区周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

標高633メートルのタレンヘンドレの頂上を制覇するハイキングは、有名な隣のカイダー・アイドリスほど人気がなく混雑もしていませんが、素晴らしく、美しく、風光明媚で歴史的なハイキングを楽しむことができます。頂上からの眺めも良いです。さらに山を登りたい場合は、近くのタレン・イ・ゲセイルまで簡単にハイキングを延長できます。

Beautiful view along the paths to reach the upper falls with a few flooded caves/mining tunnels along the route

The Dolgoch Station of the Talyllyn Railway is a great starting point for a walk up to the Dolgoch Waterfalls. The waterfalls, in beautiful woodland, are particularly lovely after rainy weather. Good footwear is recommended, as the paths can be slippery. The lower waterfall is pushchair accessible but the walk further up the valley is not. We can recommend combining a visit to the Dolgoch Falls with a trip on the Talyllyn Railway. Dolgoch Station has toilets and benches and a covered waiting area. Nearby is the Dolgoch café (not part of the station or railway). See here for timetable and fares: https://www.talyllyn.co.uk/

These are the upper Dolgoch falls on the official walk. There are also other small tracks leading further up the valley.

Great views over the estuary

the end of official waterfalls walk

Tarren Hendre's grassy summit is the southernmost 2,000-foot (610 m) peak in Snowdonia. This position gives it unique views into mid Wales towards Plylimon and north towards the great mass of Cadair Idris. It's also the first summit visited on the Snowdonia Way Mountain Route.

Tarrenhendre at 633m is one of the tops in the Cadair Idris mountain group. It's a big grassy summit with a steeper top and a cairn. It's a good run partly due to its loneliness, you probably won't see anyone and you can have a proper wild adventure!