Can you cycle down Snowdon?

Posted on April 13, 2019
by Yunus Cook
April 13, 2019
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Can you cycle down Snowdon?

The Snowdon Voluntary Cycling Agreement restricts when you can cycle up and down Snowdon during the summer months. As the highest mountain in Wales at 1085m, Snowdon is a classic challenge for mountain bikers. It’s also the UK’s most popular mountain for walking, with around 375,00 people climbing it every year.

How many miles is the Welsh coastal path?

870 miles
It is 870 miles or 1,400 km long.

How long does it take to walk up Snowdon?

They are all classed as ‘hard, strenuous walks’ and you should allow at least 6 – 8 hours to get there and back, even if you’re pretty fit. Plan ahead by downloading the Snowdon Walks app.

When does bowling season start on the North Wales coast?

North Wales Coast Bowling League Management is pleased to announce that a short bowling season will be starting on Saturday 26th June 2021 until Saturday 28th September. The 2021 fixtures are now on the website. This will be for one season only.

Where to cycle on the Wales Coast Path?

A handy guide to where you can cycle on the North Wales Coast & Dee Estuary section of the Wales Coast Path. This page contains information about sections of the Wales Coast Path which are suitable for cyclists in the Carmarthenshire Bay and Gower areas.

How to find the best bike rides in North Wales?

So you can find your perfect North Wales bike ride, we’ve reviewed our full collection of cycling routes in the region to deliver the top 20. Just click on each route to see a full breakdown of detailed information including elevation profiles and surface analyses, and browse real tips and photos uploaded by other members of the komoot community.

Is there a cycle route from Chester to Wales?

Chester has not one, but two wonderful traffic-free, tarmac cycleways heading to Wales. The original is the Millennium Greenway (NCN 5), built on the line of a former railway. Pick it up at Northgate, north of the city centre. But we think the newer route along the River Dee (NCN 568) has the edge for scenery.