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Snowdon from Cnicht
Cnicht, Gwynedd - the Welsh Knight - Members-only    
6.3km / 3.9mi  -  2 hours    Moderate
A there and back walk to the summit of Cnicht in Gwynedd for the ultimate panoramic view over the highest mountain range in England and Wales. This landscape looks at its most striking after a dusting of snow. Some steep sections towards the top.
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Llyn Elsi from the monument
A lost village in Gwydyr Forest, Llyn Elsi and the Miners Bridge. - Members-only    
11.3km / 7.0mi  -  3 hours 30 minutes    Moderate
A circular hilly walk through mixed woodland, past a lost village and an upland lake, down to the village of Betws-y-Coed. Then following the Afon Llugwy through meadows and the Artists Wood, passing the Miners Bridge and old lead mine workings.
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The Miners Bridge at point B
The Ugly House, Swallow Falls and the Miners' Bridge. - Members-only    
6.1km / 3.8mi  -  2 hours    Leisurely
A varied walk from the Youth Hostel through mixed forest, over the Miners Bridge and up to a minor road. Great views of the river far below and then of Swallow Falls. A riverside walk to the Ugly House returning by road to the starting point.
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The Caerphilly Summits
The Caerphilly Summits, Cardiff - Members-only    
23.1km / 14.3mi  -  7 hours    Moderate
An energetic hike, taking in three of the summits south of Caerphilly plus a stretch of high ridge overlooking Cardiff. From these elevated positions there are extensive views so choose a clear day if possible. Several steep ascents and descents.
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Scethin Bridge
Dyffryn Ardudwy, Gwynedd - Members-only    
16.7km / 10.4mi  -  5 hours    Strenuous
Linear walk from Dyffryn Ardudwy to Barmouth over the southern end of the Rhinogs. A challenging walk in wild country, this often remote route includes some historical sites and plenty of ridge-top walking with great views across Mawddach estuary.
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