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Online outdoors guide For the outdoor enthusiast visiting North Wales, the embarrassment of riches on display can be confusing. Here at icNorthWales, our valiant team has laboured long and hard to produce the definitive top five routes for walking, scrambling and easy climbs. All the routes have been checked in person. We have also compiled introductory guides to all these activities.
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Your boots are made for walking
ALMOST all visitors to North Wales feel the urge to walk at some point during their holiday. Only the incurably lazy can resist the temptation!
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3 easy walks
PACK your cigars, an obscenely overstocked picnic box and your favourite book. Forget about slogging up mountains and relax in your Hush Puppies as we bring you the best gentle walks in North Wales. more
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Top 5 hill walks
PRODUCING a definitive list of the top five walks in North Wales is always going to be difficult. But we've had a go. more
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Mountain biking
FOR decades, people escaping the cities have pedalled down quiet Welsh lanes through beautiful scenery, delighted to be free from the congested roads back home. more
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Rock climbing
SINCE the Reverend Thomas Bingley invented the sport of rock climbing by dangling off a Snowdonia cliff in a foolhardy attempt to gather rare flowers, North Wales has been an irresistible magnet for climbers.
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Watersports
WHETHER you do it on a surfboard or in waders, on a raft or in a wetsuit, North Wales is the place for watersports enthusiasts of every persuasion. more
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5 easy climbs
THERE are literally thousands of rock climbs in North Wales. Inevitably, some are better than others. We think these are the best of the easier routes in Snowdonia. All will provide a fantastic day out and lasting memories.
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Mountain scrambling
SCRAMBLING is that ill-defined sector of mountain activity which hovers uncomfortably between walking and rock climbing. We select the best that North Wales can offer. more
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Going underground
CAVING in North Wales is a claustrophobic affair. Not just because of the tight twists and turns of the passages themselves, but also because it is centred on a very small part of the region - the Alyn Gorge near Cilcain.
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Climbers warned off chough cliffs Mar 19 2002
CHOUGHS are not the easiest of birds to observe, and one of the only ways you are likely to come into close contact with one this spring is by hanging from a rope on a bare cliff face along the coastline of North or West Wales. more
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Warning to climbers Jan 10 2002
RESCUE services are warning climbers to take extra care in Snowdonia following three separate climbing accidents within a week. more
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Winter survival guide
SWEATING to death in miserable, mild drizzle in more of a danger than frostbite in most Welsh winters. But sometimes, full Alpine conditions hit the Welsh mountains. If you're heading to Snowdonia this Christmas, be sure to read our winter walking survival guide before you go! more
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Winter climbs
THE winter walker wishing to broaden his or her horizons by entering the mountaineering arena should consider attempting some of the easier snow gullies and ridges in North Wales. more
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