Walking Tour activities in North Wales
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Llangollen History Trail
For walkers, branded signs around town mark out the new Llangollen History Trail, a six-mile, or four-hour, circular trail following the history of the town and the surrounding Dee Valley. The walk offers a chance to spot local fauna, such as birds of prey. Arm yourself with a copy of OS Explorer Map 255 before setting out and see www.deevalleywalks.com for details.
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Dee Valley Way
The Dee Valley Way is a 15-mile trail split into five sections that follows the course of the River Dee from Corwen to Llangollen. Allow one-and-a-half days to cover the whole trail. The walk offer a chance to spot local fauna, such as birds of prey. Arm yourself with a copy of OS Explorer Map 255 before setting out and see www.deevalleywalks.com for details.
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Mawddach Estuary Trail
The beautiful 11-mile Mawddach Estuary Trail is a flat (and in places wheelchair-accessible) path that's great for walking or cycling. Running through woods and past wetlands on the southern side of the Mawddach Estuary, it begins in town at the car park and runs past the RSPB Information Centre, 2 miles west of Dolgellau.
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