description: Pathfinder® Guide to Anglesey, Lleyn and Snowdonia, featuring 28 outstanding walks designed for a range of abilities covering 145 miles of walking. Features :Pathfinder® Guide to Anglesey, Lleyn and Snowdonia, featuring 28 outstanding and mostly circular rambles across the Isle of Anglesey, western Conwy and from Holyhead Mountain to Aran Benlynn and Aran Fawddwy, and from Aberdaron to Conwy. A new Pathfinder® title, now including 11 brand new walks for Anglesey, three new walks on the Lleyn Peninsula and one new mountain walk in Snowdonia National Park, there's something for everyone with a range of routes designed for walkers of varying experience and ability, from country walking novices to seasoned ramblers.This new book retains the classic Snowdonia walks from the previous guide such as Llyn Padarn and Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) itself from Rhyd Ddu, and the must-include North Wales walks at Aber and Conwy Mountain, and adds to the itinerary by way of delightful new routes along Anglesey’s Heritage Coast at Cemlyn Bay and Aberffraw, along the Menai shore at Brynsiencyn, and new explorations of Lleyn from Porthor, Llanbedrog and Trefor.Walks are set out with the shorter routes at the front of the book, generally progressing through half-day walks to the longer, more challenging outings near the end of the guide. This new guide is full of wonderfully varied walks to explore the coastline, hills, valleys and mountains of North West Wales. Walks are professionally authored and depicted with GPS waypoints, Ordnance Survey maps and beautiful photography.Pathfinder® Guides are Britain’s best-loved walking guides. With 80 titles in the series, and 2000 routes to choose from, a wealth of walks is available throughout England, Scotland and Wales from Land's End to Loch Ness and the Llyn Peninsula to Southwold.
language: English
title: Anglesey, Lleyn and Snowdonia Pathfinder Walking Guide | Ordnance Survey | 28 Outstanding Circular Walks | Snowdon | Natural Beauty | History | Wildlife | National Park: 78
publisher: Ordnance Survey/Crimson