Gwynedd Walks

Gwynedd was once an independent kingdom, until the English conquered it in the 13th Century. Its precise composition has varied via different Parliamentary Acts, a major change being that it 'lost' Anglesey which became a separate unitary authority.

Gwynedd has a high proportion of Welsh speakers.

A large part of the county comprises part of Snowdonia and not surprisingly, especially with its north coast resorts, tourism is a major industry. Agriculture still features strongly but its slate industry has declined.

Gwynedd Walks With "Traffic Light" Rating For an explanation of the "traffic light "rating see My Walks page. Each symbol = 2½ miles
The start point for all walks can be located on Google Maps. Click here.
Aber Falls
Llŷn (or LLeyn) Peninsula Walks	Various walks

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