Branwen Walk Diese Wanderung durch den Snowdonia National Park ist legendär. Genießen Sie den 3 Kilometer langen Spaziergang und besuchen Sie die Burg, den Ort Harlech, Strände und Dünen und einen Teil des Wales Coast Path. Harlech Town Aerial view of Harlech town and castle, Snowdonia Harlech’s steep hills and winding lanes provide plenty of nooks and crannies to explore. It is also the scene of one of the legends of the Mabinogion, ‘Branwen, Daughter of Llŷr’. The tale tells of the rescue of Branwen by her brother, the giant Bendigeidfran. These Celtic legends were passed down by storytellers through the ages and were finally recorded on manuscripts by monks in the 13th Century. Harlech Castle Harlech Castle, Snowdonia A classic Edward 1st medieval fortification, this dramatic cliff top castle was taken in 1404 after a long siege by the Welsh ruler Owain Glyndŵr. It was again used as a stronghold during the Wars of the Roses, where the longest siege in British history is said to have inspired the famous song "Men of Harlech". Finally surrendered in 1647, the castle still keeps a watchful eye over the Irish sea. Morfa Harlech Morfa Harlech, Snowdonia erstellt von tedandjen This breathtaking sweeping stretch of coast is part of an extensive sand dune system that sweeps from the Mawddach estuary along the shore of Cardigan Bay north to Morfa Bychan. Designated a National Nature Reserve, Morfa Harlech’s magnificent beaches and mountain scenery provides a stunning backdrop for hikers, kite surfers and sand-castle builders. Eating and drinking in Snowdonia The sea and mountain air is sure to get your appetite going and there are plenty of pubs and restaurants to reward yourself after your explorations. The area’s diverse landscape yields a great variety of local produce. Succulent lamb and beef, cheeses and seafood put Snowdonia firmly on the food map and the award winning Purple Moose brewery has ensured its place on the real ale map too. Other routes in Snowdonia Llandecwyn church and the Afon Dwyryd estuary, North Wales If you’re thirsty for more of a hiking challenge, the Taith Ardudwy Way is a new mid level route from Barmouth to Llandecwyn. As well as rolling meadows and morlands, walkers can enjoy sea views and opportunities to observe the area’s birds and wildlife. You can split this breathtaking route into three sections over three day walks…or in the event of blisters, use the bus or train to walk any section! Im Countryside Code finden Sie nützliche Informationen zu geeigneter Kleidung und Schuhwerk sowie weitere Infos zum Schutz der Umwelt auf dem Land. Testen Sie die Strecken der interaktiven Karte von Natural Resources Wales oder laden Sie die Strecke über die ViewRanger App herunter. Nach Reiseveranstaltern in Snowdonia suchen Teilen Sie diesen Artikel mit Freunden Ähnliche Artikel Glaube in Nordwales Ihr Reiseführer zu besonderen heiligen Orten in Nordwales. Von Trefor nach Nefyn David Atkinson wandert auf dem Küstenpfand entlang der nördlichen Küste der Halbinsel Lleyn. Llandudno – Conwy David Atkinson unternimmt eine Tageswanderung von der Promenade in Llandudno zum Hafen von Conwy. Urlaube für Wanderer Entdecken Sie die fünf Regionen, die Ihnen ein unvergessliches Wochenende bescheren werden. Die 10 besten Aussichten Berge formen die Landschaft von Wales. Hier finden Sie zehn der besten Aussichtspunkte. Wales Wanderwege Schnüren Sie Ihre Wanderschuhe: vier ausgeschilderte Strecken für unvergessliche Wanderungen.