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Happy Valley & Llyn Barfog from Aberdyfi

Nat Park - Snowdonia - Cadair Idris

County/Area - Gwynedd

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Length - 8.0 miles / 13 km

Ascent - 1720 feet / 521 metres

Grade - moderate

Start - OS grid reference SN613959
Lat 52.543235 // Long -4.04671
Postcode LL35 0EB (approx. location only)

Route Outline

Scenic walk from Aberdyfi. Route includes tranquil Cwm Maethlon (Happy Valley), Llyn Barfog (Bearded Lake), sections of the Wales Coast Path and Panorama Walk with great views thro

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