Lôn Goed

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Lôn Goed is a wide tree-lined avenue created in the 18th century for transporting lime from the coast to the upland farms of Eifionydd. It runs more or less northwards from near Chwilog on the Llŷn Peninsula in North Wales.It is now a beautiful path for walkers and cyclists

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