20의 Corris가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A very fine mountain that benefits from being a bit off the beaten track, so you are unlikley to see many other people up here. The cliffs on the easten side areabout a thousand feet high.

The battered trig point on Aran Fawddwy is built of blocks rather then being a concrete lump, and it's exposed and airy position does mean it is on the receiving end of a lot of weather.

A really fantastic chucks route. one for everyone's bucket list.

The highlight is the crossing of the Mawddach estuary on the new bridge, we went on a very windy day and it was tough

A circular walk through the historical Nannau estate and along the shore of Llyn Cynwch The Precipice has a fantastic array of qualities. From habitats such as woodlands and meadows to captivating views of Snowdonia’s mountain ranges. The path will take you through part of the Nannau estate which dates back to the 12th century and is steeped in fascinating Welsh history. The route ends on the shores of Llyn Cynwch—a working reservoir that provides nearby Dolgellau with water.

Llyn Cynwch acts as both a 'prequel' and 'sequel' to the Precipice Walk, one of the most famous and popular walks in the area with breathtaking views. You'll get a glimpse of the lake if you take the route counterclockwise and you'll see it in all its glory if you finish the walk with a nice, steady stroll along the banks. Together with the Precipice Walk it is part of the historic Nannau estate and is a working water basin that has supplied drinking water for Dolgellau since 1968. Because it is a water basin, swimming is not allowed. (DOLGELLAU.uk)

Llyn Cynwch acts as both a 'prequel' and 'sequel' to the Precipice Walk, one of the most famous and popular walks in the area with breathtaking views. You'll get a glimpse of the lake if you take the route counterclockwise and you'll see it in all its glory if you finish the walk with a nice, steady stroll along the banks. Together with the Precipice Walk it is part of the historic Nannau estate and is a working water basin that has supplied drinking water for Dolgellau since 1968. Because it is a water basin, swimming is not allowed. (DOLGELLAU.uk)

The rocky and remote summit of Aran Fawddwy stands at 905 m. It's the only peak in Wales outside the northern Snowdonia range over 900 m. It's a tough run to the summit where ever you start from but the views are great and the descent via Hengwm is awesome!