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28 November 2009
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Llyn Alaw - Ceidio and Sannan

Last updated: 27 November 2005

Enjoy two fantastic walks exploring the area of Llyn Alaw on Anglesey; visit the churches of St Ceidio and Llantrisant, explore the windmills of Anglesey and enjoy the Llyn Alaw waterway - renowned for its overwintering population of wildfowl and autumn waders.

Walk details

Start point:		Llyn Alaw Visitors Centre

Llyn Alaw Visitors Centre:		01407 730762

Ordnance Survey:		Explorer 262 / 263 - SH372856

Distance:		5 - 18 km

Time:		1.5 - 5.5 hours

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Getting there

By bus: there are no direct buses to Llyn Alaw, although it is possible to join both of these walks by bus; call 08706 082608 or click here for online information.

By car: Llyn Alaw is well signposted from all directions - more details instruction available on the Anglesey County Council website.

Walk Conditions
These walks are quite strenuous, using a mixture of country lanes, tracks and footpaths - there are a number of stiles on each walk.

Thanks to Menter Mon for this walk. For other walks on Anglesey visit the Anglesey County Council walks section.

your comments

Anastasia McCrave
The coastal area around Cemlyn Bay to Church Bay offers some of the best coastal walking on Anglesey yet remains largely undiscovered. How about featuring a walk around this area?
Wed Dec 1 00:07:49 2004