Hiking Wild Wales

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My grandson and I just completed a 67-day backpacking trip to Europe. We are already planning next summers backpacking trip and after reading your short post on "Hiking Wild Wales" we both agree that we need to put Wales on our itinerary. I hear there are some great castles to visit and some great hiking trails. Thanks.

Just spent 10 days in Wales the 1st part of September. Highly recommend visiting this little appreciated corner of the United Kingdom. Plane to London, rented a car. Drove to Hay-on-Wye, 2nd hand book capital of the world. Great little village, great B&B's. Pictuesque, quiet, friendly. Hiked on Offa's Dike through beautiful farmland. Only had one day to briefly hike in the beautiful Brecon Beacons with amazing wind swept views. Hiked Mt. Snowdown. Thought I saw Gandalf charging down the mountain to save the day in the valley below but no, just countless sheep and beautiful heather covering the lower hillsides. Never could understand how hiking on a 3500 ft. mountain could help hone your skills for Everest, but I have a little more appreciation now. I would say this mountain sits in the path of a lot of harsh weather, a lot like Mt. Washington I suppose. Was very windy and wet on the one nice day we hiked to the top but it just added to the fun. Local told us people always travel to Ireland, but Wales is very similar and just as beautiful. I was glad we visited Wales. Want to visit again.
October 1, 2011

Wales is wet, especially North Wales/Snodownia. Just completed a week with HF Holidays at Bryn Corach in Conwy. Great walks/three levels/good accommodations/foods/guided walks. However, there is water everywhere, with copious summer rains. Waterproofs are essential!

Cardiff is the best gateway into Wales. It is the capital, many great places to see...and from the US flights via Amsterdam are a good deal, especially when you consider transit from London, and Londen Hotel bills. Visit Wales this summer.

The city of Bristol is also a good gateway, especially if you're near a Continental hub. Newark-Bristol(EWR-BRS) is the flight routing. We used it from VA for a West Country trip. About 20-30 minutes through customs and passport lines. An express bus from the airport links to rail and coach services.

Bristol itself is worth a visit.