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What to take

As some sections of the walk are quite rough and rocky, and those across fields can be muddy at times, hiking boots rather than trainers are recommended. Always carry suitable wet-weather clothing, including lightweight overtrousers for rainy days and for when the walk goes through wet vegetation. A compass is unlikely to be needed (except on the hill alternative between Tal-y-bont and Barmouth) but do carry a charged mobile phone, noting that coverage can be very patchy. While there are frequent places offering refreshment, it is important to carry ample food and drink, especially in hot weather. And do not forget to take high factor sun cream.

Bright seafront houses at Borth (Day 9)

Visitor attractions

You may wish to build an extra hour or so, or an extra day as appropriate, into your walking schedule to visit one or more of the following attractions (listed here in the order in which you will encounter them):

The eclectic mix of buildings at Portmeirion (Day 1)

 Welsh Highland Railway, Porthmadog – runs from the end of March to the end of October www.festrail.co.uk