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Castell y Bere, Gwynedd, Wales

Castell y Bere is a castle built between 1220 and 1230 by the Welsh Prince Llywelyn the Great. The castle fell to the English in 1283 during King Edward I's conquest of Wales. The castle was abandoned by the English garrison in 1294. Today the castle is a ruin offering fine views of the Cader and Dusynni valleys. Visit the castle before starting either of the walks.

Follow signposts to Castell y Bere car park from Abergynolwyn (approximately 6 miles from Tywyn on the B4405).

Map reference: Grid reference:	OS Landranger Sheet 124. SH 668 086	Links:
Walks at Castell y Bere: Around the Castle 1.2 miles / 1.9 km 50 feet / 15 m Easy 30 mins 110 kcal The Waterfalls 1.4 miles / 2.3 km 300 feet / 91 m Difficult 1 hr 0 mins 260 kcal

		Parking		Minor road		Track
		Footpath		Stream		Castle walls
		Woodland		Church		Public convenience
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