Dolgellau’s Precipice Walk in Snowdonia, Wales

June 4, Dongellau. 
Precipice Walk SignInitially you pass through rolling hills and woodlands. A path through the trees on the Precipice Walk in Dongellau, WalesA barbwire fence and bluebells in a meadow. A barbwire fence and bluebells in a meadow on the Precipice Walk in Dongellau, WalesAt one point you come to a split in the trail where you choose between starting at the reservoir with the Precipice Walk at the end or visa versa. Choosing the reservoir first apparently involved less uphill climbing. 
A stone fence on the Precipice Walk in Dongellau, WalesConsidering everything was packed for the half-term holiday, the reservoir was pretty deserted except for a few fisherman.
Reflections of happy drowned trees in the reservoir on the Precipice Walk in Dongellau, WalesRules for reservoirs: No Swimming – Keep Dogs Out.The gateway through the stone fence on the Precipice Walk in Dongellau, WalesPanoramic view from the path.Panorama view from the path of Dolgellau's Precipice Walk in WalesOuch. Even the grass has thorny bits. The only thing to safely grab onto are the rocks.The trail along the Precipice Walk in WalesOther directions in which to go.A footpath sign on the Precipice Walk in Dongellau, WalesNotes from my Welsh journal on Dolgellau’s Precipice Walk which included directions to the walk and an interesting breakfast discussion on ‘Transition Energy/Economy’ as a woman from Kentucky looks at this region which is transitioning from a coal economy to modern energy, along with comments on the walk itself.Wales Journal on Dolgellau's Precipice Walk (as well as a 'Transition Economy'More on Frank’s Tuesday Photo Challenge: Trails.

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