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Abergwyngregyn and The Valley Visiting are asked to follow these guidelines The area is roughly half way between Llanfairfechan and Bangor. Buses regularly serve the village of Abergwyngregyn, and there are trains stations at Bangor and Llanfairfechan The North Wales Footpath passes through the Valley. The Aber Valley is a short walk from the free car down by the A55 Expressway, there are two car parks a little way up the Valley at entrance to the reserve for which there is a small charge There is coach parking places at the entrance to the village for which there is no charge, this is because you cannot get busses up the village. How ever if you wish to explore further, or carry out educational projects on the land or in the river , write to the Countryside Council for Wales beforehand. Fishing in the reserve is limited, by a CCW permit to the people of Aber and Llanfairfechan Countryside Council for Wales Bryn Menai Ffordd Caergybi, Bangor Gwynedd . LL57 3EF Phone 01248 373100
National Nature Reserves are areas of the countryside chosen to project the best examples of Britain’s habitats and wildlife. The Countryside Council for Wales Manages Coedydd Aber on your behalf and hopes you enjoy your visit. For more information about the Valley, please contact us either via E-mail.
A walk from Aber to Drum,Foel Fras & Aber Falls Tal y Fan from Aber to Dwygyfylchi A walk around the Aber Valley a walk from Aber to Ogwen via Drum a walk from Aber to Trefriw a circular walk around the mountains of the valley the Welsh three thousanders a walk to the Falls The Welsh 1000m Peaks walk Carneddau Challenge The Fourteen Peaks The Welsh 3000’s training The Welsh 3000’s Walks in Carneddau
We hope you enjoy walking the AberValley
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