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Beacon Maps Guide Map GM No. 11L

Snowdon from Llanberis

£4.95 each + FREE where-wolf card

Covers the three most popular walking routes on Snowdon, the Llanberis Path, which is the longest and least steep ascent route and roughly follows the line of the Snowdon Mountain Railway, plus the classic PYG and Miner's Tracks from Pen-y-Pass. The upper Snowdon massif is covered by a super detailed 1:25,000 map extending to below Clogwyn Station in the north and to Pen-y-Pass in the east. The popular Llanberis Path is covered by a new specially prepared 1:50,000 map with clear details of the route for walkers on the way to and from Llanberis.

This guide-map is ideal for walkers who want to experience the unique Snowdon Mountain Railway and rather than have to return on the same train, use the opportunity to walk up to the summit and then return on foot to Llanberis, or even walk down to Pen y Pass.

Each Beacon mountain guide-map contains the following:-

A specially prepared 1:25,000 scale A4 sized map of the route or routes based on the award winning HARVEY Superwalker Maps (as used by many mountain rescue teams). This map covers the routes on the mountain and all the relevant access points.

Clearly numbered National Grid lines on the map for GPS users.

Key information about the routes and how to find the starting point. Any special mountain safety issues are clearly stated.

A numbered list of National Grid (GPS) waypoints on the route or routes. These are specified to the nearest 10 metres and can be a real help in locating descent points, junctions in paths etc. Even if GPS is not being used, these key waypoints are a great help in describing and following the routes. They take the guesswork out of locating positions on the map based on vague descriptions in a guide book

Other useful information for walkers and climbers, including useful local telephone numbers. Each guide contains the telephone number of a local "walker friendly" private taxi that can be a great help in organising the logistics of your trip, or just getting back to the car if you decide not to return directly to your starting point.

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