Distance: 2,5 miles
Time: 1 hour
The simply short walk- as unfortunately we have to come back to Essex today- from Betws-y-Coed to Miners Bridge.
Our start point was St Mary's Church car park (worth to visit the church for few minutes!).
From the car park turn left towards the Pont-y pair bridge.
Cross the bridge and turn left. Pass the car park and follow the woodland trail near the river.
There are nice places for picnic on the way.
The path is not waymarked but is clear. Never strays far from the river, and needs a little care as it crosses tree roots and slippery rocks.
Soon you will see the Miners Bridge on your left. Miners bridge was constructed to shorten the journey the miners had to make and it provides a spectacular view of the river, as it forces a way through a narrow rocky gorge.
You can now come back to the top of the bridge a follow the forest road. We decided to pass the bridge and come back to the main road.
Turn left to come back to Betws-y-Coed.
This walk we always finish in a bakery in Betws-y-Coed! Today Jan found a gingerbread man of Gareth Bale!!! hahahha
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