Pedal the past along the beautiful Mawddach Estuary and find out about the people, industries and natural forces that have shaped the countryside around you. The gently paced 3 hour tours are led by qualified bike guides and have plenty of stops along the way to take in stunning views of the Mawddach estuary and the surrounding hills. There will be a chance to hear about the natural history of the area and the impact of farming, shipbuilding, mining and the arrival of the railway. The trails we use are relatively flat and well surfaced, and we will be making frequent stops to take in sites (and sights) of interest, making this a fun trip out for all ages and abilities. The Dolgellau to Barmouth route was recently highlighted by Julia Bradbury on her "Railway Walks" program on the BBC where she met Coed Cae's own Jacky.

WHERE?
Rides start from Coed Cae B&B or the public car-park at the southern end of the Penmaenpool toll bridge (Grid Ref SH 695 185). There are public toilets and the George III pub is close at hand. Pre-booking is essential as spaces are limited.

WHEN?
Rides run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Other days are possible by prior arrangement.

What will I need to bring along?
You will need appropriate clothing for the weather and some water. If you are riding your own bike you will need gloves, a helmet and a spare inner-tube, however we have bikes, trailers and tag-alongs available for hire. There is a stop half way for a packed lunch which can be pre-ordered with us if required.

For more information and bookings contact Jacky on 01341 430628
or email info@coedcae.co.uk