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here for a full description of this walk.
Getting thereBy bus: For bus times call 08706 082608 or click
here for online information.
By car: From Junction 11 of the A55 take the A5 towards Bangor. At the next roundabout turn right into Llandygai (in front of Penrhyn Castle entrance), then immediately turn right and right again, looking out for the North Wales Coast Path sign.
Walk Conditions: This walk uses a variety of roads, tracks, lanes and footpaths. There are a number of stiles and kissing gates - the gradient is moderate there are no steep long inclines.
Thanks to the
Ramblers Association Cerdded Cymru for this walk. Visit their website to search for other walks throughout Wales.
your comments
Llion from Anglesey
This is an easy walk, ideal for a sunny afternoon. There are a few moderate slopes, but nothing too strenuous. The path is not well signposted in places, so take a map.The scenery if not breathtaking is certainly varied and tranquil. (with the exception of the A55!)
Tue Apr 10 10:46:25 2007
Averil Francis From Llanddaniel
I enjoyed the walk very much it was thrilling and very enjoyable!
Fri Jul 29 22:23:31 2005
E Cox from Bangor
This is an exceptionally magnificent and varied walk in this area. The ever changing views are stunning. The meandering between various paths gives great intrigue and adds interest to the walk. Only pitfall is that the walk is subject to the roaring sounds of the A55, however, this is only for a very minor part of the walk and soon forgotten.
Wed Jun 15 21:57:05 2005
What do you think of this walk?
This easy scenic and historic walk between the villages of Llandygai and Llanllechid passes through fields and woodland. Enjoy views over the Menai Straits and explore Rhiw Coch Hill Fort.
