린 트라우스피니드 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Just take your time to take in the backs of the Rhinog's and Celtic Rainforest

Follow the tarmac road up from Llyn Tecwyn Uchaf though the forest past Llyn Llenyrch as far as Llenyrch, then follow respectfully the blue route down through the forest to the stream crossing and then a bit of hike-a-bike eventually coming out at the Maentwrog dam. Beautiful lush tree and mossy woodland

There is no path or track here. You should avoid it. It was a miserable experience.

This picnic spot provides lovely views across Llyn Trawsfynydd and the surrounding mountains. The lake is artificial, created in the 1920s to supply the Maentwrog power station, though it later became the cooling water source for the Trawsfynydd nuclear power station. It's slightly larger than Llyn Tegid (Lake Bala), Wales' largest natural lake.

As of 24July 2023 this bridge is closed and many of the boards are missing. The detour down to the main road adds about 1 mile.

Maentwrog Dam was built in the 1920s to provide a source of hydroelectric power. Later in 1965 the lake also became a source of cooling water for the nuclear power station.

Trawsfynydd nuclear power station was the only inland nuclear power plant in the UK. It was able to be situated here because of the large lake that provided sufficient cooling water to the reactors. The power station switched on in 1965 and closed at the end of its safe life in 1991. The planned decommissioning was expected to take about 100 years but in 2021 the Welsh government started to explore plans to install a smaller reactor and reinstate the power station to help Wales reach zero carbon electricity production.

This footbridge was built to replace some of the lost footpaths that the lake flooded. The old track that linked Trawsfynydd village with the old chapel. It's a metal lattice construction with a wooden deck.