Corris 최고의 사이클링 경로

Stayed at The Wynnstay, perfect place to prepare for starting the Traws Eryri the following day...

Great lil ice cream shop

As soon as you leave the town, the views of the Dyfi valley and surrounding hills are superb.

A former slate village with a certain type of raw beauty, Corris is a little tourist honeypot. It is set within the Dyfi Forest and boasts a few attractions such as a craft centre, a centre for alternative technology, along with a narrow-gauge railway and museum. Ohhh did I mention bike trails? It has a never ending supply of them!

Machynlleth is a very popular, pretty and historic market town at the head of the beautiful Dyfi estuary. It is a mecca for its never ending supply of bike trails. It is also an ideal base for exploring the neighbouring countryside. The Dyfi Valley, Snowdonia National Park, Tal-y-Llyn Railway, Clywedog Reservoir, the Vale of Rheidol Railway and Devil's Bridge gorge are all within easy reach of Machynlleth.

A prominent landmark in the centre of Machynlleth, the Clock Tower was built in 1874 to mark the coming of age of the eldest son of the Fifth Marquess of Londonderry. It marks the southern termination of the Snowdonia Way long-distance trail. For supplies, there are plenty of places to stock up in the town.

Great view, hills coming up!!

A small village just outside of the Snowdonia National Park which is a brilliant base for running. The Corris Round starts here, created by a local lad and his dad during the 2019 lockdown it's a 35-mile loop of the high points around the village. Check out the brilliant video of the first round... https://filmuphigh.com/the-corris-round/ The village itself has a useful shop called Idris Stores. Grab some supplies here or a coffee and cake pre or post run. The shop is open 10:00 - 14:00 every day apart from Sundays when it's closed.