Garthyfog Farm is located
conveniently and provides a good base for walkers wishing to explore
Snowdonia. With a seaside location walking varies from level coastal
routes to more arduous walks in the mountains with the Rhinogs being close
at hand. These mountains offer some of the wildest walking in the National
Park with little disturbance from other walkers. Other famous peaks such
as Cadair Idris and Snowdon can also be easily reached
Climbing in Southern Snowdonia has plenty to
offer from bouldering on the Barmouth slabs to large quarry climbs.
This
picture shows the 'Weevil fish', Maes Mawr, Dolgellau. 5 miles from
Garthyfog.
Click the logo for an excellent web site with routes to climb on Cader
Idris, the Rhiniogs, Moelwyns, Arenig and much more.
The Mawddach Trail
The walk along the estuary
from Barmouth to Dolgellau is 9.6 miles (15km). This easy leisure walk is
suitable for all the family and involves no climbing. The beauty of the trail is
that it can be joined at a number of points en route. A section of the trail has
been adapted for people with disabilities.
Much of the route is owned by
Snowdonia National Park Authority, committed to the conservation of the area.
The estuary has a rich variety of wetland and woodland habitats which makes the
walk a special experience ensuring your appreciation of the area's natural
environment and its colourful history.