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Craig Lan-las Walk
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Craig Lan-las is the highest point of a small area of moorland which only became accessible for walkers in 2005, when the open-access provisions of the CRoW Act 2000 came into force in Wales. Our walk starts on paths and tracks through Maenarthur woods and the Hafod estate, then climbs up to the summit of Craig Lan-las, which has wonderful panoramic views. The route returns across the rough sheep grazing land of Rhos-y-gell with yet more wonderful views, and through Maenarthur woods.
 Craig Lan-las view |
 Nant Cell |
 Approching Craig Lan-las |
 Near Rhos-y-gell |
 On Craig Lan-las |
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| Standard Route | 11 miles (17.5km) | 2120' (650m) - 3.7% Profile |
Mostly easy, but a mile in open terrain, where a compass could be helpful in mist | Blaen-y-ddôl |
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