Rhoscolyn View Traditional Geocache
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This series involves a beautiful walk of 3.5 miles with many interesting historical and geological landmarks. Much of it is along a rocky coastline which resembles Cornwall on a micro scale. There are secluded bays, arches, a blow hole, ancient wells and a heart warming story of animal heroics. It is also the family walk (or run) when visiting family living in Rhoscolyn. Best of all, there is a highly recommended pub at the end, namely the White Eagle (see (visit link) )
Parking: Near St Gwenfaen’s Church: 53º 15.025’ N 4º 35.817’W
Rhoscolyn Beach: 53º 14.703’ N 4º 35.478’W
This cache is very close to the trig point near to the old coastguard lookout point. On a clear day you get extensive views of Anglesey, the Snowdonia range of mountains as well as Holyhead mountain. You can also see planes land at RAF valley. Try not to get caught in the gorse on the way up.
Congratulations to ChilledBud & morgs1 on FTF
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