The Glyders in a day - east to west |
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| The best way to enjoy the Glyders is to walk them end to end in one go - none of this walking in circles nonsense. Use the 'Snowdon Sherpa' bus to travel to Pen-y-pass, then take in five of the best peaks in Wales before a short drop off to Llanberis, home of the legendary 'Pete's Eats' for a pint of tea! There's a little bit of scrambling on the Glyders - nothing too serious, but worth being aware, especially in bad weather. | ||
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| Country | Wales | |
| County | Gwynedd | |
| National Park | Snowdonia | |
| Type of walk | Mountain (above 600m) | |
| Duration | Full day | |
| Type of Route | Linear | |
| Distance | 14.19km (8.81 miles) (roughly) | |
| Accessibility | Unsuitable for
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| Start | Pen-y-pass, OS Grid: SH647556 |
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| Finish | Llanberis, OS Grid: SH578605 |
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| Submitted by | Timwoods on 01 April 2008 |
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