Rerouting the Llanberis path on Yr Wyddfa

Enhance the experience of Yr Wyddfa for all.

The project focuses on providing an alternative route for event users on the busy Llanberis Path on Yr Wyddfa. This will help redirect walkers away from residential areas, minimizing disruption for local communities while also improving access for other users.

The project involves realigning and resurfacing a section of the route through difficult terrain, ensuring a safer and more sustainable path. This will benefit both mountain users and the local community, enhancing the overall experience of enjoying Yr Wyddfa.

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