Who Is It For? This ride is ideal for: New e-bike riders Leisure cyclists Walking groups looking to try cycling History enthusiasts Photography groups Riders wanting scenery rather than technical trails Why This Ride Works Unlike many e-bike routes that focus purely on covering distance, this journey combines: ✓ Ancient landscapes ✓ Prehistoric monuments ✓ Coastal views ✓ Mountain scenery ✓ Historic routes ✓ A visit to Conwy ✓ Accessible riding with e-bike support
E-bike hire is subject to availability and costs £45 per person per day
See Course Dates & Prices"From the coast to the hills and back again, this e-bike adventure explores the ancient routes above Conwy, linking prehistoric landscapes, mountain viewpoints and the North Wales coastline in one unforgettable day."
The Route Start: Llanfairfechan Meet in Llanfairfechan and begin climbing on quiet lanes and tracks towards the open hills above the town. As height is gained, fantastic views open across: Puffin Island
Anglesey The Menai Strait The Carneddau Mountains
The e-bike assistance makes the sustained climb comfortable, allowing riders to enjoy the scenery rather than worry about conserving energy. The Standing Stones The route passes a number of prehistoric features scattered across the uplands, including standing stones and ancient trackways. These archaeological remains provide a fascinating insight into how people have travelled through this landscape for thousands of years. This section feels remote and wild despite being only a short distance from the coast.
Highlights Open mountain views Ancient monuments Moorland riding Historic drovers' routes
Bwlch y Ddeufaen The high point of the day is the historic pass of Bwlch y Ddeufaen. This ancient route has connected the coast with the Conwy Valley for centuries and offers one of the most spectacular viewpoints in North Wales. From here riders can appreciate:
The Conwy Valley The Great Orme Conwy Castle Snowdonia's northern mountains A perfect location for lunch and photography.
Option 1: Coastal Return After descending towards Conwy, riders join sections of the Wales Coast Path and quiet coastal routes. Afternoon Highlights Conwy Marina Coastal riding Views across the estuary
The North Wales coastline The route then returns to Llanfairfechan along the coast.
Typical Statistics Distance: 35-45 km Difficulty: Easy to Moderate Terrain: Tracks, lanes and coastal paths
Option 2: Classic Bwlch y Ddeufaen Loop For stronger groups, continue with a larger loop using a mixture of historic tracks and upland routes before returning directly to Llanfairfechan.
Afternoon Highlights Extended mountain scenery Additional historic trackways Remote upland landscapes Classic Carneddau foothill riding Typical Statistics Distance: 45-60 km Difficulty: Moderate Terrain: Mountain tracks, moorland routes and quiet lanes
Who Is It For? This ride is ideal for: New e-bike riders Leisure cyclists Walking groups looking to try cycling History enthusiasts Photography groups Riders wanting scenery rather than technical trails
Start the booking process by selecting a course date, then adjust your details to suit your requirements.
*If your course is based at Plas Y Brenin, Capel Curig, residential prices include catering from the morning of your course start date and cover the duration of your course, accommodation starts on the night before your course commences to the morning of the last day of your booking.