Llanberis is a place that is normally associated with Padarn Lake, Snowdon and scenic views aross Snowdonia. Coed Doctor is a densely wooded area on the edge of the village that provides a nice change of scene. An ideal place for a family outing, it contains a maze of pathways and interesting places to explore. The signpost on the entrance off Clegir Road will inform the visitor 40 about the local wildlife and the woodland’s history. Wooden pathways have been placed in certain sections but do not yet extend throughout the site. The work is ongoing but, for the time being, wheelchair users should bear in mind that only parts of Coed Doctor are accessible.
- Facilities
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Woodland walk, partial wheelchair access; picnic tables.
- Accessibility
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There is an access point off the High Street and another off Clegir Road (accessed from the High Street via Goodman Street). Parking space near the Clegir Road entrance itself is limited but is only a short uphill walk from the village. Partial wheelchair access.
- Address
- Glyn Rhonwy, Caernarfon, Llanberis, LL55 4EL, Gwynedd, Cymru
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The Cistercian monks from the Cymer Abbey, Llanelltyd originally gave the site to Barmouth’s residents for leisure purposes and, after a period as a landfill site, in 2005 the urban green site that we see today was created next to the football field.
Features
Coed Doctor Community Woodland, Llanberis
Coed Doctor is a densely wooded area on the edge of the village that provides a nice change of scene. An ideal place for a family outing, it contains a maze of pathways and interesting places to explore.
Features
Nature provides the best playgrounds in the world and it is proven that connecting to nature increases people’s sense of well being.
As with all the spaces in this guide the countryside is a place that needs to be cared for so please follow the Country Side Code.
- Respect Protect Enjoy
- Respect other people
- Keep dogs under effective control
- Leave gates and property as you find them and follow paths unless wider access is available
- Protect the natural environment
- Leave no trace of your visit and take your litter home
- Consider the local community and other people enjoying the outdoors
- Enjoy the outdoors and stay safe
- Plan ahead and be prepared
- Follow advice and local signs
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