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Harlech Attractions
Harlech Castle - Harlech Castle is a World Heritage site, which reflects it's importance and remarkable state of preservation. It sits high on a cliff top and as w Harlech Railway Station - Harlech Swimming Pool - To get to the swimming pool turn off the A496 towards the beach, next to the Queens Hotel, Ardudwy School is on the right, take the second turn on the Royal St Davids Golf Club - This is the Nationally and Internationally renowned Royal St David's Golf Club the home of one of the finest traditional championship links cours Harlech to Glaslyn Estuary Walk - This is a fairly easy walk and you should allow 3 hours to complete the walk (Distance 6.25 miles / 10 km).In order to appreciate the beauty of the s Harlech Beach - Harlech beach and its surrounding dune area is one of the finest examples of a natural dune system in Britain and has been designated a NNR (National Llanfair Slate Caverns - The entry to this old but important slate mine is through the main tunnel, under the twin arches of the crypt, and into the lofty cathedral cavern. Llanfair Slate Caverns Farm Park - Come and see all your favourite animals on the farm! Floss the donkey and her friends, various pigs, rabbits, calves, ducks, hens, small pigmy goats Llandanwg Railway Station - Llanbedr Railway Station - Morfa Harlech National Nature Reserve - Morfa Harlech Nature Reserve stretches from the beach at Harlech through to Traeth Bach and includes much of the Glaslyn and Dwyryd estuaries incl Talsarnau Railway Station - Tremadog Bay - Tremadog Bay is an inlet of Cardigan Bay in the North West of Wales. It sits between the Llyn Peninsula to the north west and the coastline of souther Afon Dwyryd - The Afon Dwyryd rises in the Moelwyn hills to the north of Ffestiniog. The waters form the Tanygrisiau Reservoir. The Afon Goedol flows from the Tanyg Portmeirion Village - Clough Williams-Ellis built Portmeirion from 1925 to 1975 on his own private peninsula on the coast of Snowdonia in Wales. He wanted to show that ' Ynys Gifftan Island - Ynys Gifftan is an uninhabited small island situated in the River Dwyryd estuary, North West Wales. The island was home to the Roberts farming family Morfa Bychan Beach - The beach at Morfa Bychan is known as Black Rock Sands, a popular wide sandy beach with a rocky headland at the western end of the beach and a backdro Bron y Foel Isaf Burial Chamber - This is a badly damaged tomb, almost certainly the remains of a portal dolmen. One sidestone, a low backstone and the large slipped capstone survive. Porthmadog Golf Club - Porthmadog and Borth-y-Gest Golf Club, as it was originally called, was opened in the very early 1900's probably being played by 1905. Numerous c Tafarn Glanaber - Pub situated in Morfa Bychan, east of Criccieth in North Wales.
