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Gwydir Castle is a magnificent and atmospheric historical gem located in the Conwy Valley, North Wales, nestled in the foothills of Snowdonia, near the town of Llanrwst. It is perhaps best described as a fortified manor house or Tudor courtyard house, rather than a traditional Norman-style fortress. The Wynn Family: Gwydir was the ancestral home of the Wynn family, one of the most powerful and influential families in North Wales during the Tudor and Stuart periods. They were descended from the ancient Princes of Gwynedd. Salvaged Materials: The castle incorporates re-used medieval materials, including a spiral staircase, taken from the dissolved Maenan Abbey in the 16th century. Royal Connections: King Charles I stayed at the castle in 1645. The future King George V and Queen Mary stayed here in 1899.

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The path after this is very difficult to find. pay close attention to your route. we went wrong...

Gwydir Castle is a Welsh tudour house situated in the beautiful Conwy Valley in the foothills of Snowdonia. The castle was formerly the ancestral home of the powerful Wynn family. After a restoration period of over twenty years by its current owners it is now open to the public. It is a unique experience in country house visiting. See the link for opening times and prices; http://www.gwydircastle.co.uk/

Dolbadarn Castle controlled an important route into the heartland of medieval Gwynedd and was close to rich cattle pastures that provided food and income. Begun in the 1220s, the castle was built in ten years. The round tower consisted of two floors with comfortable accommodation over a basement and was a princely castle... The builder Llywelyn ab Lorwerth died in 1240, and despite his efforts to secure a peaceful succession in Gwynedd, a struggle began that did not find a clear winner until 1255. Llywelyn's grandson, Llywelyn ap Gruffudd, defeated his brothers in battle and became Prince of Gwynedd. But they still posed a threat, and Llywelyn held Owain Goch, his eldest brother, prisoner in Dolbadarn. Here he was held captive for twenty-two long years. The 13th-century poet Hywel Foel ap Griffri described Owain as "a man in the tower, long a guest."

Last time I drove passed (02/03/2003) the car park is closed and all the signs are covered up so check before visiting

The Miners' Track is one of two paths beginning at Pen y Pass. The track will take you along the shores of Llyn Teyrn, Llyn Llydaw and Llyn Glaslyn before ascending steeply to meet with the firstly the PYG track then both miners and PYG continue to ascend to meet with the Llanberis Path to Yr Wyddfa's actual summit. Miners' Track was built to serve the Britannia Copper Mine. However, the track wasn't the route used to serve the mine initially. Before the route's existence, miners lugged copper up the eastern slopes of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) to be drawn by horse and sledge down to Llyn Cwellyn.

Due to the weather it was good to see these ruins but was difficult to get any information on them. I would still recommend taking a second look though.