Machynlleth to Trawsfynydd

This route is popular for its beauty and offers a peaceful alternative to the main roads, with the focus on rural charm and natural surroundings.

The lane itself is often unpaved, typical of many traditional Welsh green lanes, and it’s surrounded by dense hedgerows, fields, and sometimes forests. As you travel along the path, you may catch glimpses of the Cambrian Mountains to the east, with their rugged peaks and open moorlands. The area is rich in flora and fauna, making it a great spot for nature enthusiasts.

You might also pass through small villages and settlements, where the pace of life slows down, and the traditional stone houses add to the rustic charm of the route. The road twists and turns, following the natural contours of the land, with occasional views of valleys and distant hills.

In certain sections, you could also pass near Llyn Trawsfynydd, a reservoir surrounded by mountains, offering even more picturesque views.

Overall, the green lane from Machynlleth to Trawsfynydd is a quiet, serene journey through the heart of rural Wales, offering an immersive experience in the natural beauty of the area.

• The routes are rated moderate to technical which may be scratchy in certain areas, making them suitable for vehicles with All Terrain or Mud Terrain tyres.
• A fully equipped support vehicle will be provided.
• PMR radios will be available for the tour.
• Please bring a packed lunch, as we’ll take a break in the wilderness to eat.
• This is a 4×4 adventure, so some light scratching or minor damage to vehicles, such as alloy wheels, may occur.
• Not included are drinks, lunch and accommodation.

For this trip we will need an overnight stay in the Machynlleth Area which is not included in the price.
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