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Choosing your WalkDewis eich TaithThis book has been designed to introduce you to some of the bestwalking that Flintshire has to offer. In order that you enjoy yourday to its fullest, be realistic about what level of walk best suitsyour ability.The walks are graded EASY MODERATE and STRENUOUS.Some sections on many of the walks are suitable for buggies orwheelchairs, but none are fully accessible. See walks’ descriptionsfor detail.EASY Generally flat and relatively short distances. Followssurfaced tracks, lanes or well-trodden footpaths.MODERATE Undulating farmland, following quiet lanes, pathsand tracks, often with many stiles. 4-6 miles distance.STRENUOUS Open country with at least one steep ascent/descent.More than 5 miles. Follows paths, tracks and may use Open AccessLand (page 80).The 10 Minute WalksWe have also identified sections of our Rural Walks across Flintshirethat are ideal for a short trip in the countryside for families wantingto get out with young children, wheelchair users, or anyone whocan only do a short distance.Each section will be near a good place to park, and the gradingbelow will give you an idea of what to expect of the surface. Thisguide assumes that all kissing gates are unsuitable for wheelchairsor buggies to get through.Access for a wheelchair or buggy. Flat, level surfaces.No wheelchair / buggy access. Fairly level surfaceswithout stiles, slopes or steps.Slightly more adventurous. Good surfaces, but theremay be slopes, an uneven section, or one or two steps.Amcan y llyfr hwn yw eich cyflwyno i rai o deithiau cerdded gorauSir y Fflint. I fwynhau eich diwrnod i'r eithaf cofiwch fod yn realistigynghylch pa lefel o daith fydd yn addas ar gyfer eich gallu chi.Dosberthir y teithiau cerdded fel a ganlyn: HAWDD CYMEDROLneu EGNÏOL. Mae rhannau o nifer o’r teithiau’n addas i fygis neugadair olwyn ond nid oes yr un daith yn hygyrch bob cam o’rffordd. Edrychwch ar y disgrifiadau o'r teithiau i gael y manylion.HAWDD Yn wastad ar y cyfan a theithiau cymharol fyr. Cerddedar lwybrau sydd ag wyneb caled, a lonydd neu lwybrau addefnyddir yn aml.CYMEDROL Tir fferm pantiog, cerdded, cerdded ar lonydd allwybrau tawel, ambell gamfa. Pellter 4-6 milltir.EGNÏOL Gwlad agored gydag o leiaf un man dringo/disgyn serth.Mwy na 5 milltir. Cerdded ar lwybrau a thraciau gan ddefnyddio TirMynediad Agored hefyd, efallai (tudalen 80).Teithiau Cerdded 10 MunudRydym hefyd wedi nodi rhannu o’n Teithiau Cerdded sy’nddelfrydol ar gyfer taith fer i’r wlad e.e. teuluoedd sydd amgerdded gyda phlant ifanc, defnyddwyr cadair olwyn, neu bobl nadydynt yn gallu cerdded ymhell.Bydd lle da i barcio ger bob un o’r teithiau hyn, a bydd yr allweddisod yn rhoi syniad i chi o’r dirwedd. Mae’r arweiniad hwn yncymryd yn ganiataol na all cadeiriau olwyn na bygis fynd drwygiatiau mochyn.Mynediad i gadair olwyn neu fygi. Tir gwastad.Dim mynediad i gadair olwyn na bygi. Tir gweddolwastad, heb gamfeydd, llethrau na stepiauYchydig yn fwy anturus. Llwybrau da ond mae’n bosibl ybyddant yn cynnwys llethrau, rhan anwastad neu un neuddau o stepiau.
The Countryside CodeY Cod Cefn GwladRESPECT • PROTECT • ENJOY• Be safe – plan ahead and follow any signs• Leave gates and property as you find them• Protect plants and animals, and take yourlitter home• Keep dogs under close control• Consider other peoplePARCHWCH • DIOGELWCH •MWYNHEWCH• Byddwch yn ddiogel – cynlluniwch o flaenllaw a dilynwch unrhyw arwyddion• Gadewch glwydi ac eiddo fel rydych chi'neu cael nhw• Ewch â'ch sbwriel adref, a gofalwchwarchod bywyd gwyllt• Cadwch eich ci dan reolaeth dynn• Byddwch yn ystyriol o bobl eraillPlease be sensitive to the needs of local residents and farmers and follow the Countryside Code at all times.Cofiwch fod yn ymwybodol o anghenion y trigolion lleol a'r ffermwyr drwy ddilyn y Cod Cefn Gwlad bob amser.Images © Aardman Animation Ltd 2004For the full Countryside Code and information on where to go and what to do, visit www.ccw.gov.uk or telephone 0845 130 6229I weld y Cod llawn a chael rhagor o wybodaeth am ble i fynd a beth i'w wneud, ewch i www.ccw.gov.uk new ffoniwch 0845 130 6229
Page 2 and 3: Welcome to FlintshireContentsThe Wa
Page 4 and 5: The WalksY TeithiauCerddedThis book
Page 8 and 9: Using this GuideEach of the Flintsh
Page 10 and 11: Taking your DogMynd a’r Ci am Dro
Page 12 and 13: Flintshire’s landscapesMoorland /
Page 14 and 15: Flintshire’s landscapesLimestoneB
Page 16 and 17: Flintshire’s landscapesRivers / A
Page 18 and 19: Flintshire’s landscapesEstuary /
Page 20 and 21: Flintshire’s HeritageFrontierCoun
Page 22 and 23: Flintshire’s HeritageDiscover our
Page 24 and 25: Flintshire’s HeritageAn Industria
Page 26 and 27: 1Caerwys -YsceifiogWoodland, lakes
Page 29 and 30: Ffynnongroywstile/gate by finger po
Page 31 and 32: Penarlâg6. Within 20m cross stile
Page 33 and 34: Mynydd yr Hobanother gate (white ho
Page 35 and 36: Nant y Ffrithalong path, with old s
Page 37 and 38: Llaneurgain- Sychdyn6. Just before
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Page 41 and 42: Gwepra4. Cross road and continue al
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Page 45 and 46: TalacreBird watchingTalacre is a wo
Page 47 and 48: BwcleContinue ahead, ignoring path
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20Loggerheads- Moel FamauMountain a
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Loggerheads- Moel Findeg4. Cross ro
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Moel Arthur- CilcainWrth y gyffordd
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Moel Arthur- Penycloddiau5. Before
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CoedwigNercwysa dilyn y llwybr am t
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Trelawnyd -Gwaenysgor5. Turn L (ODP
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Etna ParkParc Etna27Wide open views
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29Cycle PathCycling for learners an
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Meet the Health Challenge -Walk mor
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Explore FlintshireUse these listing
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