Moelfre - Gallgo Circular Walk
Last updated: 01 December 2006
Enjoy this great walk taking in Mynydd Bodafon, a valuable heathland refuge for wildlife, with great views over Anglesey and a number of hut settlements at the summit. Explore the burial chamber and settlement at Din Lligwy and visit the Morris Brothers Monument.
Click
here for a full description of this walk.
Getting thereBy bus: Catch bus no 50 Llangoed-Benllech (Lewis y Llan 01407 832181); for further information call 08706 082608 or click
here for online information.
By car: Turn right at the Moelfre roundabout, then left before the road narrows into the village. Park in the public car park on your left.
Walk ConditionsThis walk is on a mixture of roads, paths, coastal path and footpaths.
Thanks to
Menter Mon for this walk. For other walks on Anglesey visit the Anglesey County Council
tourism website.
your comments
Margaret Roth, California, USA
As in a dream I can visualize these walks that I knew, as child, like the back of my hand. I am once again in Moelfre, playing with my friends and walking along these well worn paths. That has been many moons ago but I can still remember.
Fri Sep 28 09:26:57 2007
Jane Thomas Anglesey
Don't forget the superb statue of Lifeboat Cox Dick Evans which is on the coast path by the lifeboat station at Moelfre. Not to be missed. Great coffee shop and gift in the village too which does great home made food. On a clear day the views from Moelfre stretch from the Gt Orme to Snowdonia,
Thu Jan 11 09:57:51 2007
David Birchall from Berkshire
I know the coast form Moelfre to Traeth Bychan in one direction and to Lligwy in the other, the latter is probably my favourite walk..
it has superb views, the historic site of the loss of the Royal Charter, the famous life boat station at Moelfre and spectacular views
also you can get a cup of tea in the little shop at the car park in Lligwy
another super walk is form Benllech to Moelfre along the headland and across the beach at Traeth Bychan, tide allowing.
Mon Nov 6 10:22:02 2006
