the Rhinogydd, and Cadair Idris near Dolgellau. The park has of public footpaths, of public bridleways, and of other public rights of way. A large part of the park is also covered by right to roam laws. Recreational routes The Wales Coast Path runs within the park between Machynlleth and Penrhyndeudraeth, save for short sections of coast in the vicinity of Tywyn and Barmouth which are excluded from the park. It touches the park boundary again at Penmaen-bach Point on the north coast. An inland alternative exists between Llanfairfechan and Conwy, wholly within the park. The North Wales Path which predates the WCP, enters the park north of Bethesda and follows a route broadly parallel to the north coast visiting Aber Falls and the Sychnant Pass before exiting the park on the descent from Conwy Mountain. The Cambrian Way is a long-distance trail between Cardiff and Conwy which passes through the national park. It was officially recognised in 2019, and is now depicted on Ordnance Survey maps. References External links Eryri National Park Authority Snowdonia Tourism Snowdonia Society National parks in Wales Geology of Wales Articles containing video clips Mountain ranges of Wales Dark sky preserves in Wales International Dark Sky Reserves