Coastal Walks Around Anglesey Guidebook

by: Carl Rogers
The Isle of Anglesey has some of the finest and most varied coastal scenery in the British Isles, from vast tidal estuaries and sandy bays to isolated coves and dramatic cliff scenery, and all within a coastline of just 125 miles. It also enjoys a rich historic heritage with visible remains of occupation reaching way back into prehistory. In fact Anglesey has one of the highest densities of prehistoric remains in the British Isles. In addition, there is easy access to a vast footpath network and around 100 miles of well maintained coastal footpath.

This guide contains 22 circular walks which sample just about everything the island's coastline has to offer and have been chosen with all walkers in mind, from those looking for a casual half day walk to add variety to a holiday, to the more ambitious rambler who may complete two or more routes, perhaps as a less strenuous alternative to Snowdonia. Those not familiar with the island, will find this book useful as a guide to some of its most scenic and unspoilt locations. Each of the 22 walks is described in detail with full directions, commentary on the surroundings and a sketch map.

The walk locations are: Beaumaris; Penmon; Llanddona; Red Wharf Bay; Benllech; Moelfre; Traeth Ora and Mynydd Bodafon; Llaneilian; Bull Bay; Cemaes Bay; Cemlyn Bay; Carmel Head; Church Bay and Ynys y Fydlyn; Llanfachraeth; Holyhead Mountain; Penrhyn Mawr; Cymyran; Rhoscolyn; Rhosneigr; Abberffraw; Ynys Llanddwyn; Newborough Warren and Abermenai.

ISBN 9781902512204 Pages 127 (2018 sixth edition reprinted 2021) 135mm x 210mm