린 트라우스피니드 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Steady, rocky climb through a majestic valley. A lot of the path follows the stream so can be wet and boggy. This is fairly challenging and better for more experienced walkers.

A wild and beautiful place, high between Rhinog Fach and Y Llethr

It is a steep climb to get here from either the north or south, but easier than Rhinog Fawr from the west. Great views, and the cliffs of the west side side are a playground for rockclimbers.

This the deep narrow pass between Rhinog Fach and Rhinog Fawr. This photo shows where the path down from Rhinog Fawr meets the path that cuts through the pass, and also the steep path up Rhinog Fach. Also note how rough it is.

The Rhinogs are rightly recognised as being the roughest hills in Wales, so any ascent should bear that in mind. The easiest and clearest route is from the East, starting from the small car park at the end of the lane off the A470. This route is easy to follow and relatively easy to walk. The routes from the west include very difficult walking and few paths.

This is a gorgeous lake beneath the broken, craggy slopes of Rhinog Fach and Y Llethr. It's nestled right in the heart of the ancient Rhinogydd range and is a spectacular place to explore. The path around the northern shore indulges in a spot of entertaining rock hopping – always good fun!

Llyn Du is a wonderful mountain lake below Rhinog Fawr. It's always cold but this edge is easily accessible and perfect to cool your feet on a hot run.

This picnic spot provides lovely views across Llyn Trawsfynydd and the surrounding mountains. The lake is artificial, created in the 1920s to supply the Maentwrog power station, though it later became the cooling water source for the Trawsfynydd nuclear power station. It's slightly larger than Llyn Tegid (Lake Bala), Wales' largest natural lake.