This walk provides possibly one of the best views on the Llŷn Peninsula and features the remains of a very well-preserved and important hill fort, Tre’r Ceiri. Completing the walk is a scenic valley and once-abandoned quarrying village, now a National Welsh Language and Heritage Centre and café with sea views. The coastline section of the walk is within the Llŷn Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)
Distance: 13.0 km / 8 miles
Approx time: 4 hours
Ordnance Survey Map: OS Explorer Map: 254 Lleyn Peninsula East
Parking: Yr Eifl Car Park
