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Beautiful view

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

Porthmadog came about after William Madocks (a guess this is where the name of the town derives from) built a sea wall, the Cob to reclaim land from the sea for farming use. The diversion of the river caused it to scour out a new natural harbour deep enough for small ships and the first public wharves appeared in 1825. Quarry companies followed, with wharves along the shore mainly for the transport of slate and due to this the town grew in population and importance.

Pen y pass looms in front of you for most of the climb, which is stunning, and the drivers are usually pretty good, although I've only done it late on in the evening. A warm up or a climb in itself.

Car park gets full up top so park sensibly park close to next car gives more space for others. Don’t park in front of gate as this is used by farmer Go Below and mountain/cave rescue. More parking available at bottom of hill.

Gravel no longer, smooth tarmac all the way.

When in Beddgelert make sure to stop at Glaslyn cafe.

Just sublime when sunny, and even if not, the kind of narrow lane where you can ride along nice and relaxed.