Llyn Peninsula Coast Path Map - 1:25,000 scale OS mapping for the Llyn Peninsula section of the Wales Coast Path ( OS MAP Books: Wales Coast Path): ... Peninsula section of the Wales Coast Path

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Find Llyn Peninsula walks from the list below which features the best walking routes in the area. Most are circular walks and are listed from the shortest and easiest to the longest more challenging routes. Note: The given distance of 96 miles is taken as an average. There are a number of paths off the main route which head closer to the coast line and often around small headlands). Nant Gwrtheryn is a fantastic place to visit, particularly if you have good weather on your side. TheWelsh Language and Heritage Centre shares the history of Nant Gwrtheyrn through photos, text and some memorabilia. This walk visits the Yr Eifl Quarry in the coastal village of Trefor on the Llyn Peninsula, Gwynedd. View Full Details>> This circular walk around Abersoch uses the Llyn Coastal Path to explore the beautiful beaches and bays to the south and west of the village. View Full Details>>

A row of brightly painted beach huts adds to the idyll, as do the views to the mountains. We’ve also nominated it as one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe. You continue east through the town to the Inner Harbour where there's a nice path to follow to South Beach. You then retrace your steps to return to the train station and the finish point of the walk. View Full Details>> Darker or lighter sections, where the density of the original map sheets varied - as they may have been drawn and published years apart this variation is unavoidable. This Welsh Language Heritage Centre is located near the village of Llithfaen on the wonderful Llyn Peninsula. View Full Details>> This little Welsh village is located in a fine spot on the Llyn Peninsula near Criccieth and Pwllheli. View Full Details>>One beach has a pub right next to the sand. The beaches of the Llŷn Peninsula attract everyone from hardcore surfers to those who like to spend the day on the beach relaxing with a pint or two. It also shares some Welsh legends including the story of Rhys and Meinir, a tragic love story of a young couple who met as children and fell in love.

We once stayed in the cottage at Porth Colmon, just beyond its southern end, for a week, and had the beach to ourselves most of the time. 5. Porth Iago Beach The stunning hidden cove of Porth Iago This small coastal town is located in a lovely spot on the Llyn Peninsula. It's great for walkers with a pretty harbour, miles of cliff top coastal paths and beautiful beaches to explore. View Full Details>> The Welsh Triads record regional resistance to Edwin's incursions into Gwynedd by a regional ruler Belyn ap Cynfelyn and his Gosgordd who were allied with Cadwallon ap Cadfan. [3] In subsequent years Llŷn was raided by vikings, most notably by Olaf in the late 10th century. [4]Edwards, Thomas (2014). Wales and the Britons (1sted.). Oxford: Oxford University Press. p.539. ISBN 9780198704911. Although there’s no doubt that the countryside is best enjoyed when bathed in sunshine, a trip along the Ffestiniog Railway is also a great option on rainy days.