The Cambrian Way is a challenging mountain trail that runs from Cardiff Castle in South Wales to Conwy Castle in North Wales. The entire route is 479km (298 miles) long and has nearly 24,000 metres of elevation - the route goes over many of Wales' major mountains and takes in some of the country's finest scenery, traversing both Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) and Eryri (Snowdonia) National Parks. The route takes approximately 3 weeks to walk and is covered on 2 separate waterproof maps - Cambrian Way South (Cardiff to Devil's Bridge) and Cambrian Way North (Devil's bridge to Conwy). As this is often a remote route, a map and compass are essential for the long, un-waymarked stretches of exposed and unspoiled wilderness. If you like peace and quiet then this is the walk for you!The entire route across two maps; including sections through Bannau BrycheiniogNational Park, the Cambrian Mountains and Eryri National ParkA good week's walking on each mapInformation on accommodation and servicesLightweight, detailed, clear and easy to read. The route is clearly highlighted in redPrinted on tough 100% waterproof, tearproof paperFull map legend in English and Welsh