펜맨마워 커뮤니티 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Ancient Hillfort: It is the well-preserved remains of an Iron Age fortified settlement. Location: It sits atop Conwy Mountain, overlooking the town of Conwy, the Conwy Estuary, and the Irish Sea. Time Period: The fort was likely occupied from at least the middle of the Iron Age, possibly between c. 300 BC and 78 AD, before the full Roman arrival in the area.

Great walk, tricky in places with wet weather 👍👍

All the years walking in north wales and never been on this route - stunning views

A great upland route

Afon Gyrach is a river in Wales, flowing through the subregion of Conwy. It's a relatively small river, only a couple of miles in length, and drains from the slopes of Tal-y-fan. It is situated in the Conwy unitary authority area, within the old county of Caernarfonshire, specifically in the community of Penmaenmawr. It flows into the sea approximately 13 km downstream from its source. Source and Course: The river is fed by reservoirs located higher up on the slopes of Tal-y-fan, which once provided drinking water for the town of Penmaenmawr. It flows through a boggy area known as Waen Gyrach. It's also associated with the Fairy Glen, a popular beauty spot in a secluded gorge near Betws-y-Coed, where a chain of cascading waterfalls is nestled along the river.

Must be small, I didn't notice it. 😉

A typical country pub and inn along the Jubilee path in the village of Capelulo (Dwygyfylchi) The service is very friendly and there is some outside seating in the summer. Delicious and copious home-made food, expect traditional pub fayre. The perfect stop for a mid-walk pint.

This path was created in 1887 to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria. Those two towers are the start and end point of this beautiful walk near Penmaenmawr. The whole trail will take you on circular around Foel Lus, offering beautiful views of the Great Orme, the sea and the mountains of the Snowdonia National Park.