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Domen Milwyn Walk
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Domen Milwyn is a prominent hill, the first climbed on the wild middle section of the route. The walk takes in one of the finest sections of the Cambrian Way, and is mostly over remote high moorland, with wide, wild views, of which the best is from Carreg Naw Llyn (Nine-Lake Rock). The start is on paths and tracks up the Ystwyth valley, then the route joins the Cambrian Way from Cwmystwyth to the Teifi pools. The finish is five downhill miles, with good views.
 View south-west from Domen Milwyn |
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 Carreg Naw-Llyn |
 Claerddu bothy |
 Teifi Pools |
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| Length | Climb | Route-finding | Start | |
| Standard Route | 17½ miles (28km) | 3580' (1095m) - 3.9% Profile |
Confidence with map & compass essential | Blaen-y-ddôl |
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