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Wild horse on Sychnant Pass

Conwy

Historic medaeval town with splendid Edwardian (13C) castle and town walls. Plas Mawr tudor (15C) home. National Trust properties: old Conwy Bridge, Aberconwy House. Other attractions: Butterfly jungle. Quay and marina.

Aberconwy House

Aberconwy house

Great Orme (and Llandudno) Great orme info

Tramway, cable car, Marine Drive, prehistoric copper mines (recommended), 'Happy valley' gardens, Nature Trail. Victorian pier. Bodafon Farm Park. Toboggan run at ski centre a hit with kids.

Marine Drive

Marine Drive

Llanberis Llanberis info

(25mi/40min from TyF)

Heartland of Snowdonia, gorgeous rugged scenery, world famous centre for climbing and hill walking.

Snowdon mountain railway info Snowdon Mountain Railway
Snowdon mountain railway infoLake railway
Snowdon mountain railway infoElectric mountain: Europes' largest pump storage hydro-electric power station
Snowdon mountain railway infoNational Slate Museum
Snowdon mountain railway infoPadarn Country Park

Annual Events/Events

More:
www.information-britain.co.uk
www.eventsnorthwales.co.uk

* Sychnant, Great Orme and other web pages by Ronnies' friend Noel Walley, who has beavered away during his retirement on a photogenic web site.
www.greatorme.org.uk/

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Dwy from Jubilee trail

To give you an excellent perspective of the delightful character of the secluded little valley that cuts into the coastline between the rugged headlands of Pemmaenbach and Penmaenmawr, click on the + on the pics. The photos were taken from the hills above: the "Jubilee Trail" and vicinity and Alltwen. The Great Orme of Llandudno is in the background top left in the banner pic (composite pic: TyF doesn't really float!).

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The map below shows the immediate vicinity of Trem y Foel. There are nice options for walking and biking straight from the cottage. Public footpaths starting on Mill Lane climb to the Sychnant Pass*. The road over the pass is the original coach route, before the newer roads around and through the headland were built. Sychnant is a popular scenic view point, starting point for walks (North Wales footpath) and is known for wild horses. More directly from the cottage a steep trail climbs to join the N. Wales path from the Fairy Glen (pic left looks down on Capelulo from Alltwen) in Capelulo (your web author has done enjoyable trips westwards to Llanfairfechan and round trips over Sychnant and back via Conwy and the coast cycle path).


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Bodnant GardensPenrhyn Castle Aberc'y HousePlas Newydd
Conwy valley 8minr Bangor 8miConwy 3miAnglesey 15mi
go to Bodnant website go to Penrhyn information NT website go to Aberconwy House information NT website go to Plas Newydd information NT website

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