Description
Flatter alternative that follows the coast path rather than tackling the hills behind Barmouth. Clearly signposted at all stages. Lots of facilities en route including cafe in Llandanwg and campsites. Train stations and bus stops to change start/finish point. Mixture of beach/dune walking, and fields alongside the coastline. Only difficult section are steep and very high (8ft) stone stiles near Tal-y-bont which are not overly dog friendly for larger dogs
Flatter alternative that follows the coast path rather than tackling the hills behind Barmouth. Clearly signposted at all stages. Lots of facilities en route including cafe in Llandanwg and campsites. Train stations and bus stops to change start/finish point. Mixture of beach/dune walking, and fields alongside the coastline. Only difficult section are steep and very high (8ft) stone stiles near Tal-y-bont which are not overly dog friendly for larger dogs
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Harlech
Grid Ref
SH5806631420
Lat / Lon
52.86151° / -4.10971°
Easting / Northing
258,066E / 331,420N
What3Words
inflation.dared.bends
Barmouth
Grid Ref
SH6125815767
Lat / Lon
52.72172° / -4.05569°
Easting / Northing
261,258E / 315,767N
What3Words
scramble.nipped.townhouse
| Harlech | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SH5806631420 |
| Lat / Lon | 52.86151° / -4.10971° |
| Easting / Northing | 258,066E / 331,420N |
| What3Words | inflation.dared.bends |
| Barmouth | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SH6125815767 |
| Lat / Lon | 52.72172° / -4.05569° |
| Easting / Northing | 261,258E / 315,767N |
| What3Words | scramble.nipped.townhouse |
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review
Eddie Jones
01 Nov 2024Nice section of coast path with views across the changing mountains of Snowdonia. Firm beaches to walk along which are great on a falling tide. Lots of facilities en route. Very steep and high stiles at Tal-y-bont were impassable with a large dog. Long drag of road walking from Tal-y-bont down and some dumped campsite materials here loses it some of its scenic factor.
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