코드 린 y 가네드 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Nice place to stop: coffee and cake, but also hearty food

Llyn Mair (Mary's Lake) is a Victorian decorative feature said to have been built by William Edward Oakeley for his daughter. In addition to an extravagant gift, the lake began supplying hydroelectric power to Plas and other surrounding villages in 2013. (Woodland Trust)

This remote and ethereal ancient oak woodland was once part of a historic estate and slopes gently towards Llyn Mair (Mary's Lake). A network of trails offers spectacular views across Snowdonia National Park, while steam trains from the iconic Ffestiniog Railway wind along the border. With rare wildlife and an abundance of beautiful flora, Coed Hafod y Llyn is the perfect forest destination for train enthusiasts and nature lovers. (Woodland Trust)

A large and remote mountain in the Moelwynion range, and subsidiary summit to the larger and nearby Moelwyn Mawr. The summit is best accessed via the rocky Craigysgafn ridge line. As with many of the mountains in the Moelwynion range, it's pretty unlikely you'll bump into the crowds as found in certain other regions of the National Park. It's a perfect place to get a true wild mountain experience, and avoid queues for summit cairns.

A large reservoir, and a part of the Ffestiniog power station.

A small Wooded Lake.

A Large artificial lake in the area of Tan-y-Bwlch.

Moelwyn Bach 710m P124 (2329ft) The Mountains of England & Wales Definitive List