Going to Wales, know any good routes there?
Koncordski
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Help, i'm staying in Corris for a week after the bank holiday. The missus hopefully won't notice when I chuck the bike in the boot on top of the wellies and raincoats. Does anyone do any riding in mid wales/snowdonia and have any GPX tracks i can punt in the Garmin? Ta.
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Dog of Snowdon, though it is slightly north of your locations
https://www.strava.com/routes/2087206
https://www.strava.com/routes/612141
https://www.strava.com/routes/2718398 both a sportive ride but quiet roads, heck most of the roads there are quiet.
https://www.strava.com/activities/379617377 route stolen from a friend
https://www.strava.com/activities/380410233 south of where you are but a great ride, wild ponies, sunken houses the works. No cafe stops though (well possibly but we just used garage shops)0 -
+1 for the dog. Some amazing climbs there. Worthy of the Alps !0
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Llandudno is a good family place to visit with a stony beach, pier & a few shops & things to mooch around in. While you're there chuck in a few laps of the Gt Orme, and if you feel up to it end it with a climb to the top alongside the tram that ambles to the top - you'll have a few kids + adults wave at you as you go. For a finale enjoy the blast back down from top to bottom. Watch out for the traffic lights nr the edge of the town though.0
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Thanks everyone, bit more climbing than my North Downs home turf. Good job i've been having a few go's at Carter's Hill recently.
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