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SLAPADVENTURES.COM UK & EUROPEAN DRIVING ADVENTURES 8) GWALIA GARAGE A4085 PASS OF LLANBERIS 4) RUTHIN A4086 CAPEL CURIG A543 B4501 A525 A4086 A5 BETS-Y-COED B5105 A4086 7) NANT GWYNANT A5 A543 EVO TRIANGLE A4085 A525 START: SAINSBURYS 6) PENTREFOELAS B5105 3) NANT Y GARTH PASS A5 B4501 2) PONDEROSA CAFE 5) CERRIGYDRUDION 9) BEDDGELERT A483 A542 1) RUABON A542 A539 A4085 A539 10) FFESTINIOG CAPEL CELYN B4391 B4410 B4391 11) BALA FINISH: LION QUAYS B4391 A5 B4391 12) LLANGYNOG A483 north B4396 wales LLANGEDWYN START) SAINSBURY'S PETROL STATION 5) CERRIGYDRUDION, LL21 9SW 9) BEDDGELERT PLAS COCH RETAIL PARK, WREXHAM, LL11 2BA Take a right turn onto the B4501 and follow the road all the way up. At the junction take a left onto the A543 heading towards: 10) FFESTINIOG 1) RUABON Take the A483 south, leaving at junction 11 near Ruabon, and get onto 6) PENTREFOELAS, LL24 0HU 11) BALA Head West on the A5, through Bets-y-Coed (Shell fuel is available here. the A539 then A542 heading to: Go straight over at the main junction getting on the B4391 heading to: The town is further up past the fuel station and is a great place to stop for a coffee). After Bets-y-Coed take a left turn at Capel Curig for: 2) PONDEROSA CAFE, LL20 8DR 12) LLANGYNOG 5 Hrs After the cafe, at the roundabout, go straight on, taking the A542 then: DRIVING TIME 7) NANT GWYNANT From here you’ll decend the Pass of Llanberis, then head to: FINISH) LION QUAYS HOTEL, SY11 3EN 3) NANT Y GARTH PASS - A525 The hotel is on the A5, on your right hand side. If you miss it there is a roundabout just up the road to spin round on and come back. Park up 170 8) GWALIA GARAGE, CAERNARFON, LL55 2SS at the car park at the very far end, grab yourself a drink, and relax. MILES 4) RUTHIN Take the A4085 south, set your satnav for:.

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