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This challenging hiking route takes you through the scenic area of Pont Scethin. The trail spans 8.706 kilometers with an elevation gain of 99.0 meters, making for a rewarding outdoor adventure.
As you embark on the journey, you will come across various points of interest along the way. At the beginning of the trail, you will find parking facilities available for your convenience. As you continue, you will encounter Ffynnon Enddwyn, an intriguing natural water feature located 0.43 kilometers from the start.
Further along the trail, approximately 3.71 kilometers from the start, you will reach Pont Scethin A Standing Stones, an archaeological site steeped in history. St. Enddwyn's Well is another point of interest you'll come across, positioned 0.43 kilometers from the start of the trail.
For nature enthusiasts, the Coastal View from Moelfre offers a stunning outlook just at the start of the trail. The Moelfre Manganese Mine, a disused historical site, can be found 0.19 kilometers into the hike.
As you approach the turnaround point of Pont Scethin, you will encounter Pont Scethin B Standing Stone 3.77 kilometers from the start, and Moelfre West Iron-Age Settlement 2.73 kilometers into the hike. A Stone Circle lies 1.24 kilometers from the start, adding to the allure of the route.
While undertaking this hike, be sure to bring an ample water supply and check the forecast beforehand. The duration of the hike is approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes. The trail is labeled as difficult due to its length and elevation gain, offering a challenge for experienced hikers seeking a memorable outdoor experience in the Pont Scethin area.