Madog Walks Group

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Aber Foreshore, across the harbour from Caernarfon Castle                                 Route : This easy walk of 4.5 miles follows the coastline out of Caernarfon. At low tide you can follow the shoreline or when the tide is higher, walk along the grassy roadside of this quiet lane. Route The route eventually turns inland on various public footpaths and bridleways across the fields. It finally joins the Lon Eifion Trail / Cyclepath which follows alongside the Welsh Highland Railway back into Caernarfon. It's easy to get into Caernarfon town from the Aber Foreshore - just walk across the harbour footbridge. Obstacles :  There may be a few livestock around in the fields of the middle section of this route. Parking : Plenty of free parking on Aber Foreshore, Caernarfon LL54 5RR  and in the adjacent Perc Coed Helen. From A487, follow Coed ...

Beach beside Afon Dyrwyd                                      Route : The route starts from the roadside parking at the eastern end of Pont Briwet, close to Llandecwyn Station. This is the best starting point, as the route returns to this point along the banks of the Afon Dyrwyd estuary. View of Pont Briwet, the bridge over the Afon Dyrwyd esturay Follow the pavement along the roadside towards Llandecwyn, and cross the A496. Continue uphill through the houses, eventually turning left onto a public footpath through the fields, just as this road starts to zig-zag steeply uphill. The footpath follows the line of the electricity pylons up the valley towards Llyn Tecwyn Uchaf. Halfway up the valley, a less-distinct footpath leads of to the left, following a branch of the valley uphill to Allt-Gallch. Follow the footpath past the Allt-Gallch.farmstead, then ...