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The half-way point on the Minotaur mountain biking route at Coed y Brenin.

A perfect place to rest and take in the surroundings. In the heat it is a bit of a strenuous stretch, but then you have this beautiful view as a reward

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Coed y Brenin was Britain's first purpose-built mountain biking center and it remains one of the sport's top destinations. Eight purpose-built mountain bike trails start at the visitor center and range from easy trails for families and beginners to technical trails for experienced mountain bikers. Other facilities for mountain bikers include a bike shop and a skills room where you can develop your riding techniques. The visitor center is also the starting point for walking and running trails through the Coed y Brenin Forest Park, as well as orienteering courses and geocaching. Two of the walking routes are suitable for visitors who use an off-road mobility scooter. There are also children's play areas, a café and plenty of picnic tables. (https://naturalresources.wales/days-out/places-to-visit/north-west-wales/coed-y-brenin-visitor-centre/?lang=en)

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Nice viewpoint for this area.

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Stone bridge over the river Gain with a beautiful view of this wildly flowing river.

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From this height you get a beautiful view of the surroundings.

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Waterfall on the Mawddach River (45 km long). This waterfall is known as "Rhaeadr Mawddach".

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Waterfall on the river Gain, known as "Pistyll Gain". Very beautiful to see, even from a distance. The River Gain is a major tributary of the River Mawddach.

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This is a lovely viewpoint above the popular hiking and mountain biking trails of the Coed y Brenin Forest. Rising across the valley of the Afon Eden rises Y Garn, an outlier of the ancient Rhinogydd. The main peaks of the range can be seen beyond, with Rhinog Fawr's squat pyramid looking particularly impressive.

Coed y Brenin forest is managed by Natural Resources Wales. The visitor centre has a large car park, lots of information, a shop, café and toilets. There are several waymarked walking trails from here, as well as miles of forest track and path to explore. Watch out for the mountain biking trails, try not to walk on the bike specific trails.

Easy access from the car park and visitor centre and wonderful views across to the tops of Y Garn and the Rhinogydd mountains.

Cafe, toilets and lots more.

A small spectacular bridge over the Afon Mawddach. It's used by several of the mountain bike trails as well as runners and walkers so keep an eye out. Great views in both directions, look out for people panning for gold in the river!

A brilliant adventure base right on the trails in Coed y Brenin Forest. You can rent one of the self-catering wooden chalets or stay in the B&B. The hosts are awesome, they run and cycle and will happily recommend routes, arrange guides and chat about the area. They can also arrange lifts if you want to do a point-to-point run. You'll find local guidebooks and maps waiting for you as well as some homemade cake. www.mostyncottage.co.uk

Coed y Brenin is a brilliant base with good parking, a cafe, shop, toilets and several dedicated running trails. There are also walking trails and loads of mountain bike trails. The waymarked running trails are all well maintained and well surfaced. There are several to choose from or you could combine them to make a longer day. Sarn Helen Long 8.4km with 198m of ascent. Sarn Helen Short 4.3km with 97m of ascent. The Half Marathon Trail is 21.8km with 727m of ascent. The Goldrush Trail is 13.7km with 420m of ascent. The shoe test loop is 1.7km with 50m of ascent. You can get maps and guides at the shop or just follow the way markers.

The original Redbull trail where it all started. Rocky with some really great technical sections

Black (Severe) grade section of trail on the 'MBR' & 'Beast' trails. This was built back in 2002 for the then new MBR trail at Coed y Brenin. It was featured in the MBR magazine in 2002 and again in 2015 when they came back to re ride it and see how it had developed. It's now quite rocky and techy. A true black section of trail. The flesh has worn off the bones! ie, the original surfacing has worn off the rough stone pitching underneath.

Access is not easy Access is not easy

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I like nice forest