Tagged by "castle"
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Stonroway wander
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A pleasant stroll around the castle grounds for when you have an hour or two to spare having just arrived or waiting to leave the Outer Hebrides. For a part of the country that is windswept and virtually treeless, this route is surprisingly wooded. This route is best in May when the Rhododendrums bloom. Beware of midges if tackling this in the Summer.
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Conwy - Tal y Fan - Llangelynnin - Henryd - Conwy
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This walk goes up to the rugged top of Tal y Fan and returns via the ancient Llangelynnin Church in an area of many standing stones and burial chambers. The return to Conwy could be of interest as an alternative approach to the castle for Cambrian Way walkers. Check a 1:25000 map for a clearer view of the footpath sections.
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Cub Castle route
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A route from the train sattion to the campsite at kingsdown and then through to warmer castle then finaly through to deal castle
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Route through Clocaenog Forest
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Pass through pleasant villages Bryn Saith Marchog, Melin-y-Wig and Cyffylliog along quiet lanes to reach Denbigh.
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Hawarden Castle
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A circular route around the grounds of Hawarden Castle.
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Hollingbourne
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A nice route that takes you through some good aposture in kent before walking through the grounds and around Leeds castle in Kent. A very nice walk at all times of the year
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Isle of Arran MTB Castle Route
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Blue graded route around Brodick Castle on forest roads, tracks and natural singletrack. Quite hilly with great views and descents, best anti-clockwise.
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Elephants and castles
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A walk through SE Kent with a free view of the elephants in Port Lympne zoo park, and two historic castles. Starts from the Hythe terminus of the Romney Hythe and Dymchurch narrow guage steam railway.
