Map of Arthog tourist Attractions

This map portrays some of the best tourist attractions in Arthog, Wales. Click on our interactive map below to find details of the Attractions in Arthog that are featured in the Walesdirectory. Please click on the 'Map Layers' list on the sidebar to find accommodation close to the attraction displayed on the map.

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Arthog Attractions Arthog Bog Nature Reserve - At the west end of the Mawddach Valley, on the edge of the wide sandy estuary and close to the village of Fairbourne is the village of Arthog and the Barmouth to Dolgellau Cycle Trail - The Barmouth to Dolgellau Cycle trail runs from the seaside resort of Barmouth to the market town of Dolgellau in Gwynedd West Wales. Known as the Maw Morfa Mawddach Railway Station - Mawddach Estuary - The Mawddach Estuary is located on the west coast of Wales between the town of Barmouth to the north and Fairbourne to the south. The great beauty of Clock Tower Barmouth - Coes Faen or as it is known The Clock Tower is a landmark in the Mawddach estuary, Barmouth North West Wales. It is sited on a natural projection into Clock Tower Barmouth - Coes Faen or as it is known The Clock Tower is a landmark in the Mawddach estuary, Barmouth North West Wales. It is sited on a natural projection into Barmouth Bridge - Barmouth Bridge spans the estuary of the Afon Mawddach river in Gwynedd, West Wales. The bridge carries the Cambrian Railway Line, which runs from Shr Barmouth Harbour - Barmouth Harbour lies on the estuary of the Afon Mawddach, on Cardigan Bay, West Wales. Our picture shows boats at anchor in the safe haven of Barmout Mawddach Trail Barmouth to Dolgellau - The Mawddach Trail is a traffic free cycle and walking trail that runs for 9 miles along the south bank of the Mawddach River between Barmouth and Dol Mawddach Trail Barmouth to Dolgellau - The Mawddach Trail is a traffic free cycle and walking trail that runs for 9 miles along the south bank of the Mawddach River between Barmouth and Dol Afon Mawddach River - The Afon Mawddach is a river in Gwynedd, West Wales. It rises to the north of Rhobell Fawr, and Ddualt and flows south west through Ganllwyd, Llanellt Barmouth Bike Hire at the Birmingham Garage - Bike hire close to the harbour in Barmouth, West Wales. The Birmingham Garage is conveniently situated on the Dolgellau Road, 25 metres from the harbo The Last Inn Barmouth - ‘You can’t fail to be impressed by this authentic 15th century pub, complete with ship’s timber beams, fresh spring water pond in the pub itself The Last Inn Barmouth - ‘You can’t fail to be impressed by this authentic 15th century pub, complete with ship’s timber beams, fresh spring water pond in the pub itself Viking Sea Fishing and Pleasure Trips - Viking Charter Fishing and Pleasure Trips on the Viking Princess. For bookings please contact our well stocked tackle shop Viking Fishing in Barmouth St David's Church Barmouth - St David’s is a neat, unpretentious church overlooking the harbour. It was built in 1830 on the site of an old ship-building yard. It was originally Merioneth Yacht Club - Barmouth Yacht Club, or to give it its correct name the Merioneth Yacht Club (named after the old Welsh county of Merionethshire), is located on the h Merioneth Yacht Club - Barmouth Yacht Club, or to give it its correct name the Merioneth Yacht Club (named after the old Welsh county of Merionethshire), is located on the h Barmouth Harbour Masters Office - I can't find any information on the Barmouth Harbour Masters Office other than that it faces the harbour in the seaside resort of Barmouth. Barmouth H Barmouth Roundhouse, Ty Crwn - Barmouth Roundhouse, Welsh:Ty Crwn, is found close to the seaside in the town of Barmouth West Wales. A stone building under a slate roof, the roundho The Bistro - Bistro Bermo is a small cosy and informal local restauraunt in Barmouths old town. The cooking is country style and takes full advantage of the abund Fron House Antiques - Fron House Antiques, popularly known locally as the 'Shop on the Corner', is situated in the Welsh seaside town of Barmouth. It has long been establis Fron House Antiques - Fron House Antiques, popularly known locally as the 'Shop on the Corner', is situated in the Welsh seaside town of Barmouth. It has long been establis Bryn Glas Ceramics - Here at our dynamic new pottery workshop situated at the mouth of the beautiful Mawddach Estuary in Snowdonia, Wales we produce original hand made and Oriel Gallery - Oriel Gallery was first opened in June 1992 in Barmouth, North Wales. Founded by Valerie and Kevin McArdell, the business has gone from strength to st Traffic Free Barmouth to Dolgellau Cycle Route - | The Traffic Free Barmouth to Dolgellau Cycle Route is a fabulous cycle trail from the coast at Barmouth in West Wales. It is an easy ride, suitab Fairbourne Railway Station - Walter Lloyd Jones Saleroom - Walter Lloyd Jones is a family run business established for over one hundred years and has been based in these premises since the 1920s As well as reg Fairbourne and Barmouth Railway - With the arrival of the Cambrian Coast Railway there were schemes to develop the area for tourism. There were several horse drawn construction tramw Fairbourne and Barmouth Railway - With the arrival of the Cambrian Coast Railway there were schemes to develop the area for tourism. There were several horse drawn construction tramw Dragon Theatre Barmouth - Situated in the centre of Barmouth, close to the promenade, this imposing, converted Victorian chapel houses a 186-seat traditional theatre auditorium St Johns Church Barmouth - St John's Church, Barmouth looks more like a cathedral than the parish church of a small Welsh seaside resort. Its location cut into the rock above th Barmouth Railway Station - Barmouth Railway Station sits on the picturesque Cambrian line, which runs from Shrewsbury to North West Wales and separates into two branches, the co Barmouth Donkey Rides - Donkey Rides have been a tradition on British beaches for many years and Barmouth beach is no exception. The donkey rides are found on the foreshore b Fairbourne Beach - Fairbourne beach is located close to the mouth of the Mawddach estuary between Llwyngwril and Arthog in Gwynedd, Southern Snowdonia, North Wales. The Barmouth Beach - Barmouth is located on the west coast of Wales and lies between the Snowdonia National Park and the sea. The beach is large and ideal for family holi Barmouth Promenade - Barmouth is situated on the edge of Cardigan Bay, West Wales. The town is squeezed between a rocky headland and the sea, and Barmouth Promenade, or as Barmouth Sunset Viewpoint - The north end of the Barmouth Promenade is a fine place for viewing the sunset over the Llyn peninsula. St Bodfan's Church - Bodfan's Church is the finest 13th-century church in Gwynedd. It was built by Hywel ap Gruffudd ap Cynan, a great grandson of Owain Gwynedd who became St Michael's Church - The church houses an exhibition about Mary Jones, 1784-1866, the local girl who in the year 1800, at the age of 16 walked barefoot from Llanfihangel-y Castell y Bere - Castell y Bere is a romantic Castle that appears to grow from the rock which rises dramatically from the level floor of the Dysynni Valley. From the g Llwyngwril Gallery - The Website for the Gallery appears to have closed down.| Llwyngwril Gallery is found in the pretty village of Llwyngwril, on the A493 between Dol Penmaenpool Bridge - Penmaenpool Bridge spans the Mawddach Estuary in Gwynedd, North West Wales. The picturesque bridge connects the A496 on the north of the valley to the Llwyngwril Beach - Llwyngwril beach is located in Cardigan Bay and faces the Irish Sea, it lies between Barmouth and Tywyn, in the county of Gwynedd. The beach is good Pont Ystumanner - Sheep grazing in the fields. Part of the beautiful landscape near Pont Ystumanner in the Dysynni Valley, close to Castell-y-Bere and the village of Ab Mawddach Valley RSPB Reserve - There are two nature trails to help you get the most out of the RSPB's two reserves in the Mawddach Valley. They are set in wood and scrubland, and a Cadair Idris Mountain - Cadair Idris, 2,930ft (893m) is a mountain in southern Gwynedd, West Wales. The mountain has several peaks including Mynydd Moel, Cyfrwy, and Craig Cw Llwyngwril Railway Station - Birds Rock, Craig yr Aderyn - Birds Rock, or Craig yr Aderyn, 258m, is a rocky hill in the beautiful Dysynni Valley between the villages of Llanegryn and Llanfihangel-y-pennant in Birds Rock, Craig yr Aderyn - Birds Rock, or Craig yr Aderyn, 258m, is a rocky hill in the beautiful Dysynni Valley between the villages of Llanegryn and Llanfihangel-y-pennant in Penmaenpool Reed-beds - The Penmaenpool reed-bed is found in the Mawddach Valley between Barmouth and Dolgellau, West Wales. The site has been designated a Site of Special Sc