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Fairbourne - Fairbourne Tourist Information, Public Transport Links and Accommodation

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Fairbourne sits on the southern lip of the Mawddach estuary, perched precariously at sea-level on the reclaimed ‘morfa’ or marsh-lands beneath the cliffs at the foot of Pen y Garn. Fairbourne Map and Directions. Much of the town’s present layout is due to the efforts of Sir Arthur McDougall (of self-raising flour fame) who, with the arrival of the railway in 1865, attempted to develop the area into a popular seaside resort to serve the English Midlands. Is still a popular reason to visit the town. To vie...

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Hubmaker Media: News, Events and online business support services for Lancashire and beyond

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Alan Baybutt and Sons Ltd. Clive Bevan Giant Vegetables. Hesketh Bank Village Show. Liverpool Agricultural Discussion Society. West Lancashire Cinema Organ Trust.

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Activities and things to do in and around Dolgellau whilst staying at Coed Cae Bed and Breakfast

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Rent a Bike or Tandem. For an up-to-date list of events and activities in Barmouth, Dolgellau and all around the Mawddach Estuary, please visit the Mawddach Estuary Events Guide. A well surfaced track built on an old railway bed, runs from Dolgellau to Barmouth along the southern margins of the estuary and is a great route for cycles, trailers, wheelchairs and feet. Coed Cae guests are able to rent bikes and access the trail by crossing the historic toll-bridge at Penmaenpool. For the more serious walker...

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Special Offers at Coed Cae Bed and Breakfast: family reunions, pampered chef party, Valentines Day, Christmas and New Year breaks

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Rent a Bike or Tandem. Bed and Breakfast Special Offers. Mawddach Way Walkers' Special. Is a 3 day 50km circular footpath walk around the beautiful Mawddach Estuary. From November to February we are happy to offer a complimentary copy of the Mawddach Way walking guide to any B&B guests coming to do the walk and staying 2 nights at Coed Cae. If you let us know that you are 'doing' the Mawddach Way when you book, we will provide a complimentary copy of the Guide Book with your booking receipt. All you need...

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The Mawddach Estuary, Barmouth, Dolgellau and the surrounding area in Snowdonia, Wales

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Rent a Bike or Tandem. Around The Mawddach Estuary. Coed Cae B&B nestles amongst the trees overlooking the beautiful Mawddach estuary at the southern end of the Snowdonia National Park. Revered in past-times by the likes of Wordsworth and Ruskin, the estuary itself is an area of outstanding natural beauty. It is noted by the more contemporary Rough Guide as “Wales’ finest” and features amongst their list of Welsh “must sees”. Coed Cae B&B nestled into the hillside. Of the Mawddach Estuary. The lower reac...

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Drover Holidays | Links for walking, cycling and exploring Wales

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You are here: Home. You may find the following websites useful or interesting when planning a trip to Wales. As the list of accommodation providers we work with, and/or supply bikes to, is getting ever longer, we've decided to move them to a separate page, which can be found here - accommodation in Wales and the borders. The Car Hire Centre. A great comparison site allowing you to search for the best-value car hire. Heart of Wales Line. Use this website to plan your journey by train. Interactivities offe...

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Barmouth Bed and Breakfast - Dros y Dwr -Things to do

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Dros y Dŵr. Gwely a Brecwast Zimmer mit Frühstück. 6 Porkington Terrace, Barmouth, Gwynedd LL42 1LX. There are great walks and hikes around Barmouth (for all levels of skill and experience) which take you through some of the most ruggedly beautiful scenery in North Wales - many you can start from outside the front door (so enjoy car-free days). We have lots of walking books and maps for you to browse, so make sure you have a look in the library. There's good cycling too! And loads more things.

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Drover Holidays | Links for walking, cycling and exploring Wales

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You are here: Home. You may find the following websites useful or interesting when planning a trip to Wales. As the list of accommodation providers we work with, and/or supply bikes to, is getting ever longer, we've decided to move them to a separate page, which can be found here - accommodation in Wales and the borders. The Car Hire Centre. A great comparison site allowing you to search for the best-value car hire. Heart of Wales Line. Use this website to plan your journey by train. Interactivities offe...

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Brithdir - Brithdir Tourist Information, Public Transport Links and Accommodation

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Brithdir is an elongated hamlet on the eastern outskirts of Dolgellau. Historically it was considered to be two townships, Brithdir-Uchaf and Brithdir-Isaf (Higher and Lower Brithdir). The Romans settled here building a small fort. And abandoning it around AD 120, and Plas Hen, the ‘Old House’ of the Caerynwch estate dates back to the 15th Century. A classic Victorian woodland wander alongside a moss-strewn series of waterfalls, also lies within the grounds of this estate. A video. What's on in Brithdir?

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Walks around the Mawddach Estuary in North Wales

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Walks around the Mawddach Estuary. The hills around the Mawddach Estuary have always been a major draw to the area, initially for the promise of fortunes to be made in copper, slate and gold, and latterly for the simple joy of walking up and over them. As far back as Victorian times visitors to Brithdir, Dolgellau. Pitted themselves against ‘nature in the raw’ on classic walks with suitably evocative names such as ‘ The Panorama Walk. And ‘ The Precipice Walk. All of which can still be followed today.