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Eryri Walk Programme Summer Eryri Walk Programme M SG Notes Summer - Autumn 2019 Description Grid ref Start point L Leader Time R V6 Page 1 of 3 S After the by-roads, the path climbs out of the village to gain common land Garndolbenmaen Dogs on Craig y Garn which is rough going in places. After Wed 03-07-19 SH497442 village CP and bus 17:15 C 4 Margaret lead evening walk the summit the path down is easier. stop please There is the possibility of a meal after (please contact leader for options) Library Car Park in Dogs on Cemaes to Coastal walk from Cemaes to Amlwch Amlwch to catch Sat 06-07-19 SH441929 10:00 C 9 Derek C lead Amlwch visiting old porcelain and brick works. 10:22 bus opposite please Co-Op Track to Croesor Quarry, head east to the top area of Rhosydd Quarry. Descend to the collection of old Croesor Rhosydd cabanau etc at Bwlch y Rhosydd/Bwlch No Dogs Tue 09-07-19 SH631448 Croesor CP 10:00 B 6 John B Circular walk Cymorthin. West along a former Please tramway track then descend to a lower path to Croesor. Portaloo in car park. Cafe at end of the walk. 12th - 14 July - For weekend details see Eryri Weekend Fri 12-07-19 SJ411429 To be advised 00:00 Z 0 John S Away - Llangollen http://tinyurl.com/y54fqr3y Dogs on Nant Gwrtheyrn to CP top of Thu 18-07-19 Coastal Path SH354441 10:00 B 7 Dafydd lead Pistyll Nantgwrtheyrn please Diffwys, Y Llethr and Rhinog Fach with the option of a 4 mile extension up No Dogs Sat 20-07-19 Rhinogydd SH640272 Nantcol - Pay Farmer 10:00 A 11 Roy M Rhinog Fawr dependant upon the day Please and the group's enthusiasm A gentle and wooded walk visiting the Dogs on Thu 25-07-19 Rhaeadr Ddu Black waterfall, in the beautiful Ceunant SH685397 CP in Gellilydan 14:00 C 3.5 Dafydd lead Valley , a National Nature Reserve please Penmon, Traeth Dogs on Visiting Castell Aber Lleniog, Penmon Sat 27-07-19 Lleniog and SH610796 Llangoed 10:00 C 7 John H lead Priory and Penmon Dovevote Trwyn Du please Llyn Morwynion A splendid walk visiting Llyn Morwynion, Lyn Dubach 2.5 miles Dogs on Thu 01-08-19 and Rhaeadr-y- Afon Cynfal and the dramatic Rhaeadr y SH746424 east of Llan 13:30 B 5.5 Dafydd lead Cwm Cwm falls. Wet in places Ffestiniog on B4407 please Capel Garmon Ken and No Dogs Sat 03-08-19 All on paths and tracks SH811535 Conwy Falls Café CP 10:30 C 7 and Moel Trefriw Evelyn Please Dogs on Blaenau: Rhaeadr An easy 2.5 mile walk visiting a Church in Blaenau Thu 08-08-19 SH701420 14:00 D 2.5 Dafydd lead Cynfal waterfall with splendid views. Ffestiniog please Cnicht and the No Dogs Sat 10-08-19 Stunning views and a full day SH631447 Croesor CP 10:00 A 9.5 Roy M Moelwyns Please Eryri Walk Programme M SG Notes Summer - Autumn 2019 Description Grid ref Start point L Leader Time R V6 Page 2 of 3 S Slate Trail section Walk the Slate Trail section 1 and return No Dogs Wed 14-08-19 SH592725 Port Penrhyn 10:00 C 6.5 Mieko 1 Bangor - by bus to Bangor Please Bethesda Ascent via Cwm Glas Mawr – Llyn Glas – Cwm Uchaf – Bwlch Coch. Along Crib 09:00 Nant Peris CP Llyn Glas and Goch ridge to its summit. Descent down No Dogs Sat 17-08-19 SH629567 for 09:10 S2 bus to 09:20 A+ 6 Richard Crib Goch Ridges the North Ridge of Crib Goch to Llyn Please Pont y Gromlech. Glas, Cwm Glas Mawr and Pont y Gromlech. Slate Trail section 10:30 No. 67 bus to Bethesda, walk the Bangor Bus Station No Dogs Wed 21-08-19 2 Bethesda - Slate Trail section 2 and return by bus SH581722 10:20 C 7.5 Mieko 10:20 Please Llanberis from Llanberis to Bangor via Caernarfon A circular walk exploring some of the Blaenau Quarries Long stay Pay and No Dogs Sat 24-08-19 quarries and lakes above Blaenau SH702459 10:00 B 8 Di and Lakes Display car park Please Ffestiniog. Ascent via Cwm Glas Mawr – Llyn Glas – Cwm Uchaf – Bwlch Coch. Then either a ridge scramble along the ridge to the summit of Garnedd Ugain, or if preferred, there is a path which avoids 09:00 Nant Peris CP Llyn Glas and No Dogs Sat 31-08-19 the ridge crest and crosses the south SH629567 for 09:10 S2 bus to 09:20 A+ 7 Richard Garnedd Ugain Please face of Garnedd Ugain, and then a Pont y Gromlech. short steep walk to the summit. Descend the PYG Track past Bwlch y Moch to Pont y Gromlech via Cwm Beudy Mawr. Beddgelert Stone Nantmor, Nanmor Ken and No Dogs Sat 07-09-19 Scenic walk in Beddgelert area SH591481 Bridge opp. Prince 10:30 C 8 and Llyn Dinas Evelyn Please Llewelyn Pub To Pen y Pass via the new path. The Red Dot route starts at the YHA and Conwy CBC layby Glyders via Red ascends to the summit of Glyder Fawr. No Dogs Sat 14-09-19 SH665559 free parking near Pen 10:00 A 8 Richard Dot route Cross to Glyder Fach, and then Please y Gwryd descend eastwards to the Miner's track, and follow this down to Pen y Gwryd A scenic walk via Afon Goedol, Park Dogs on Tangrisau - Sat 14-09-19 Coed Cymerau waterfalls and the SH685448 Tanygrisau Cafe CP 10:30 C 6 John H lead Dduallt Station Ffestiniog railway line please From Moel Goedog along a Bronze Age Car share Lidl's CP track, part of the Ardudwy Way, Portmadog at 10am stunning views of the Dwyryd estuary, Dogs on Moel Goedog and or 10:30 am near Sat 21-09-19 the mountains of North Snowdonia and SH603316 10:00 C 8 Derek C lead Bryn Cader Faner Merthyr Farm on the Rhinog ridge. Continuing on to the please unclassified road Bronze Age stone circle of Bryn Cader near Harlech Faner Trefor - Nant Coastal Cliffs from Trefor to Nant No Dogs Sun 29-09-19 SH378472 Trefor Beach CP 10:00 B 10 Diane Gwrtheyrn Gwrtheyrn and back Please 09.57 Train Porthmadog to Morfa Mawddach. Along the level GWR Mawddach trail Mawddach Trail to Dolgellau. Return Porthmadog main No Dogs Tue 01-10-19 SH565392 10:00 C 8 John B linear walk 15.20 T2 Traws Cambria bus. PLEASE Line station Please CHECK WITH LEADER before hand in case of TIMETABLE CHANGE Eryri Walk Programme M SG Notes Summer - Autumn 2019 Description Grid ref Start point L Leader Time R V6 Page 3 of 3 S Llanberis village car park by Llawn y Cewri, the Giant Moel Eilio from Moel Eilio circular via Bwlch Maesgwm, SH Sword. Parking free No Dogs Sat 05-10-19 10:00 B+ 7 John E Llanberis Foel Goch, Foel Gron back to Llanberis 578604 Y Glyn Please 5 min walk or any pay and display long stay Llanberis Tonfannu to Broad Water and Afon Dysynni to Porthmadog No Dogs Wed 09-10-19 Tywyn Rail SH566392 09:57 D 8 Mickey Bryncrug, then pastoral walk to Tywyn Cambrian Station Please Ramble Start Craflwyn NT car Craflwyn to Nant Coed Craflwyn to Nant Gwynant circular No Dogs Sat 12-10-19 SH600490 park (free, voluntary 10:00 C 6 John E Gwynant return via Llyn Dinas Please contributions).. Llanllechid/ Rachub Dogs on Llanllechid and Across the valley towards Ogwen Bank Sun 13-10-19 SH624682 Recreation Ground 10:00 C 7 Simon lead Braich Melin and back. Easy walking. by play area. please A great walk to Llyn Stwlan that stands Cwmorthin and majestically above Tanygrisiau with Car park of cafe at No Dogs Sat 19-10-19 SH682450 10:30 B 7 Dafydd Llyn Stwlan views to the Arenigs, Arans, Rhiniogs Tanygrisiau. Please and Cader Idris. Circular walk to Bethesda including Bethesda Dogs on sections of the very scenic vista of the Sat 26-10-19 Quarries: History SH592678 Moel Y Ci CP 10:15 C 7 Graham lead Slate Trails, Pilgrim Way and Four Walk please Valleys walks. CP by farm gate £2 A reasonably level walk, around the donation to Air Eisingrug No Dogs Sat 02-11-19 1000ft contour taking in Bryn Cader SH629342 Ambulance. Car 10:30 C 9 Jo-Anne Peramble Please Faner, Llyn Eiddew and Moel Goedog share Ysbyty Altwen CP 10:00 SH555404 Dogs on Moel Y Ci and Low level Autumn Ramble around Moel Wed 06-11-19 SH592678 Moel Y Ci CP 10:15 D 6 Graham lead Glasinfryn Y Ci and Glasinfryn please Open country taking in the Iron Age fort of Tre Ceiri and Yr Eifl. If weather Please Tre Ceiri and Yr conditions bad then there is an Top CP past Mount check with Sun 10-11-19 SH353441 10:00 C+ 6 Margaret Eifl alternative low level walk. Pleasant Cottages leader Refreshments available after beforehand In Café Meinir, Nant Gwrtheyrn. Llandwyn shore and Cefni estuary then Newborough Dogs on via forest to Rhosyr and Llyn Rhos Ddu. Wed 13-11-19 Forest and Cefni SH427646 Llyn Rhos Ddu CP 10:00 D 8.5 Mickey lead Walk accessible No. 42 bus departing Estuary please Bangor Clock 08:55 Thu 21-11-19 ERYRI AGM Llanberis SH593597 Royal Victoria Hotel 19:00 O 0 Dafydd A lively stroll to Dogs on Pont Garreg- Stroll either side of the lower Croesor Sat 23-11-19 SH631446 Croesor car park 10:00 D+ 6 Nigel lead Hylldrem and Valley please back From Trefor Harbour up into the Cwm No Dogs Thu 28-11-19 Cwm Yr Eifl SH378472 Trefor Beach CP 11:00 C 5 Diane for Yr Eifl circular Please Around ‘The Docks, Y Felinheli & the Y Felinheli: Mince Dogs on interesting paths around Y Faenol The Garddfon, Beach Sat 07-12-19 Pie and Tinsel SH523674 10:15 D 6 Graham lead Estate including the Mausoleum and Road, Y Felinheli History Walk please Chapel.
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