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5 Things to do in Abergwyngregyn That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Abergwyngregyn, United Kingdom including Aber Falls, Carbon-Monkey Bikepacking & MTB Skills - Day Tours, Roman Road Rowen, Aber Falls Whisky Distillery, Llyn Anafon.
1. Aber Falls
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 409 reviews
Reviewed By OldWulf - Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
Save £3 and park in the village just up by the hotel, then take advantage of the most educational free public toilet in the UK. The Easy Route is well named and for the majority of the population , including push chairs, wheelchairs and intrepid flip flop wearers, the path is clear and the falls are truly lovely, especially on a warm day when you can paddle in pristine cold water. For the fitter, braver, boot wearing traveller the route down along the Harder Path takes in another smaller waterfall and a tougher, longer path strewn with boulders, muddy patches, steep up and down sections and sheep. Dogs on leads essential and the last mile is vertigo territory. You'll be thankful you didn't choose this route to start with. The scenery is stunning , an overheard comment being "It's like a mini Yosemite".
2. Carbon-Monkey Bikepacking & MTB Skills - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Carbon-Monkey are a specialist MTB skills course provider who run mountainbike courses in North Wales, the Lake District, Peak District, Scotland and on Cannock Chase. We grew up riding the trails of Snowdonia and MTB all over North Wales. From Jumps and Drops courses to multi day MTB expeditions, at Carbon-Monkey we are ready to welcome you on a MTB skills course that will provide real improvement to your riding. MTB skills are our passion and Bikepacking adventure expeditions our escapism, when will you join us?
3. Roman Road Rowen
4. Aber Falls Whisky Distillery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By AlisonE425
We went on a dark wet afternoon to visit Aber falls for a tour. We where shown around by Ruth who explained the whole process of whisky and gin distilling. We cannot wait for 2021 to get a taste of their first whisky after three years and one day of aging in their casks. We saw how the botanicals where mixed for gin production and went on to the visitor centre for a lovely tasting session with Ruth explaining what to pair with your gin choice and how to get the best out of your gin or liquer The new visitor centre looks very impressive and with a cafe and roof top bar area it’s going to be a very pleasant experience to just pop over for a drink and a nice meal. Well done Aber Distillery- keep up the great work
5. Llyn Anafon
