This route is a mile longer than the coastal route, and climbs steadily up and back down about 1100 feet or 340 metres. Overall, this was an utterly gorgeous route, in good weather....

Mary Oz

Passed a railway tunnel vent built as a little folly, and walked through an industrial estate - all pretty easy strolling....

Hannah

This is a route of two very different sections. The remaining 60% of the route was along the Wales Coast Path, generally fairly easy, although there were sections of pebbles and sand, and sea-eroded footpath to negotiate, but generally it was well maintained....

Mary Oz

Once you emerge you follow the coast all the way, with beautiful views across to Puffin Island, and later the Great Orme. No difficulties, very restful....

Joanna Engelkamp

Walk this route if you're keen on civil engineering, because you'll appreciate the sheer skill that went into designing the road and railway, getting it around (or through) a formidable rocky headland....

Paddy Dillon

We cross the A5 with care and take the shortcut path straight on down the hill, then detour left past the school and Llandegai church. Eventually we reach the outdoor bathing pool in Llanfairfechan, which we skirt on the right, then use the shortcut to reach Station Road, At the lights we turn left to reach the meeting point outside the Methodist church (barely more than a tin shack painted bright blue....

Hugh Hudson

The GPX plotting is a little vague, but essentially we keep to the roads and tracks nearest to the A55 until we see the rather impressive new cycle track which crosses half of the A55 just before the tunnel entrance, and looks down on the other half. We follow the cycle track onto a road, and where it crosses the A55 we stay left following the surfaced path along the top of the beach....

Hugh Hudson

As an experienced walker, I had no problem with the path over Bangor Mountain and there should be room for SlowWays that use these kinds of paths, especially in rural areas, but it may be more slippery when wetter....

Hugh Hudson

Walked from Llanfairfechan to Bangor, definitely started on a high and finished on a low with this route. The start all the way up to the spinnies was a nice adventure and a birders/wildlife enthusiasts/botanists dream, just a few bird species I saw without binoculars were; Skylarks, Swallows, Lapwings, Little Egret, Oyster catchers, Buzzard, Wren Fledglings so recommend bringing some for the the mudflats and multiple nature reserves/bird hides on this route! Then it leads to some paths which go through some pretty villages, the route from St Cross Church to Tal-y-Bont was an enjoyable segment as it’s through the fields, but walking through industrial areas were less so and a little unsettling if travelling solo....

Olivia

Roughly a 5k route, relatively flat for the area as it is close in proximity to the sea. - This route is reasonably safe but wheelchair/mobility scooter users should be aware that a few difficult curbs may require a detour but do not prevent access to the route and there are slopes along the way....

Olivia