Andrew, Author at Conwy Guide

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The UK might not be recognised for its beautiful beaches – but hey, some rules are meant to be broken! Moving away…

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On the north coast of Wales is the Little Orme, a natural limestone headland that began its formation around 300 million years…

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The Marin Trail — or as it’s now officially called, Gwydir Mawr a Bach —- is the mountain bike trail of all…

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The Great Orme is a limestone headland that rises straight out of the sea, close to the town of Llandudno in North…

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For most of the 21st Century, Gwrych Castle was famed as an overbearing, ruined castle that could be spotted from the dual…

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Why lap the track when you can trail a beautiful valley where the edge of the forest meets the lower slopes of…

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What do Noel Gallacher, water slides and the Wales Under 20s Rugby team have in common? Eirias Park. Located in Colwyn Bay,…

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Penrhyn Bay is a quaint, traditional village in Conwy County, North Wales. While it was once considered a sleepy retirement village, it’s…

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Pentrefoelas, is a rural village in Conwy County Borough in North Wales. It takes its name from “Foel-las”, a nearby hill, which…

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Colwyn Bay — a vibrant seaside town — has been popular with tourists and locals alike since Victorian times. On a clear…