Moelfre history and geology walk
This superb Moelfre history and geology walk will explore some of the fascinating history of the area from the Bronze age, to the Celts and Romans and on to more recent times as we discover the story of the Royal Charter shipwreck. We will see 350 million year old limestone rocks and learn about the story they tell us of Anglesey’s ancient past. From quiet country lanes, wooded vales with babbling brooks, to open coastal scenery with extensive views, this walk has it all.
This is a 5 mile moderate / difficult walk requiring a good level of fitness and agility on local lanes, public footpaths and the coastal path, it would be unsuitable for young children, buggies and those with a mobility impairment. Some of the ground is uneven and can be boggy at times, boots or good footwear are recommended.
Booking
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Course Details
Where: free car park, Moelfre village centre, LL72 8LT
What do you need: good walking shoes or boots, clothes for the weather, sun cream and a drink
Facilities: Free parking, refreshments and toilets in Moelfre. Toilets and refreshments at Lligwy beach on route.
Important to know: Our coastal walks generally require a reasonable level of fitness and agility as the coastal path can be steep and uneven in places. The Moelfre history and geology walk is 5 miles and usually takes 3-4 hours. The ground is very uneven in places and their are steep stretches on rocky steps along the coastal path. Please discuss any concerns with us prior to booking. (see our safety information here)
Age appropriate: recommended for age 10+ please call to discuss suitability for younger children and dogs.
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