Foel Cae’rberllan 380m and Gamallt 288m Foel Cae'rberllan and Gamallt were two Marilyns out of a total of three down the Tal-Y-Llyn valley near Dolgellau in North Wales. I parked in a small cutting just north of Abergyn...
Taren Y Gesail 667m and Tarrenhendre 634m Here we go again then another trip to North Wales. There was no set itinerary and I only decided to go to The Dolgellau area at the last moment. I headed down from the Cross Fo...
There is a description of this walk in the back of Mike Parker's book 'On the Red Hill'. He outlines it in the bibliography and inspirations section stating that it 'never fails to work its magic'.
30F: Tarrenau. Not a technically difficult walk but it crosses high, open moorland and you need to be confident of your stamina and ability to navigate in poor weather.
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Quite a climb initially through the trees onto single track sheep territory on the hills. BOAT shows the route goes right at a fork but DO NOT go right, it goes down to a private house with nowhere to turn around, follow...
Great little little hike, following the river. It is well marked and easy to follow. I started to record the trail midway, that is why it does not show circular, but all in all is 1 hour.
The first byway is tarmac and gas lots of gates .. 2nd part has great views
Two big hills (670m each) and a big loop. Spectacular views. Start in the Abergynolwyn car park.
circular walk from free car park in village centre.
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