Cycle & Row around Lake Vyrwny

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12 miles

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Added by Nick Barker

Lake Vrynwy is incredible. Easy to hire bikes and is completely flat, it's 12 miles around the whole lake but you don't have to do it all. They also have a Boat House to rent Canoes to get out on the lake.

We parked up at Artisans Coffee Shop where it's easy to hire Bikes, we then set off on two wheels around the lake taking in the views at the picnic stops and checking out some of waterfalls flowing into the lake. After lunch we then parked up just outside the Boathouse and hired a Canoe to go explore the lake and take in the bliss and beauty from the centre of the lake.

After all this we enjoyed a drink at Lake Vrynwy Hotel with breath taking views across the lake, perfect at Sunset.

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