The Pilgrims Way - A Welsh Camino - Intro

The Pilgrims Way - A Welsh Camino - Introduction
The North Wales Pilgrims Way is a 134 mile long-distance walking route in North Wales. It is a modern recreation of an ancient pilgrimage from Basingwerk Abbey in Holywell to Aberdaron on the Llyn Peninsula. The waymarked trail takes you through pictures landscapes of north wales and finishes along a section of the wales costal path. Along the way you will visits many small stone churches, many dedicated to the Celtic Saints (Saint Winifred and Saint Beuno)
The route (12 days walking plus one day for boat trip to Bardsey Island)
Basingwerk Abbey - Holywell
Trelawnyd
St Asaph
Llansannan
Llangernyw - Ancient Yew tree dated to between 4,000 and 5,000 years old
Rowen
Abergwyngregyn
Bangor
Llanberis
Penygroes
Trefor
Towyn (Tudweiliog)
Aberdaron
Bardsey Island -Ynys Enlli, known as the legendary "Island of 20,000 Saints".
The Pilgrims Passport - collected from the Greenfield Valley Heritage Park visitor centre at the start of the walk, or at St Winefride's Well if it is closed.
The North Wales Pilgrims Way Website
www.pilgrims-way-north-wales.org/
The Pilgrims Way Book
www.amazon.co....
Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.o...
Camera - Sony GW55VE Camcorder
Hiking Pack, Backpack - Osprey Talon 11
www.amazon.co.... B01IJKYFAS/earthquest

[@danielajasovska4231]

I m happy I discovered your video as I m planning to go this way as well :-)

[@neilwork5033]

This is a superb series of videos. Youve put this pilgrimage truly on the map !

[@philip3801]

Glad I found this! Have watched the full series. Planning to walk this in July 2020 and wondering how long it took you on average to walk each section.

[@davel831]

Thank you for doing this we as a church are thinking of doing this . May I ask as you did it over weekends how did you get back to the car?