Traws Eryri Non-Stop - Wales' New Adventure Cycling Route

Traws Eryri is a new route created by Cycling UK, with off-road riding across Eryri National Park (Snowdonia). The route name is Welsh, and means Across Snowdonia, pronounced T-row-s Er-ruh-re.

Starting from Machynlleth (Mach), heading North, and finishing at Conwy.
Route stats - 198km, 4350m climbing.

For my ride, it was not quite so simple, with a 15km to Aber to catch a train to Mach to start, and after finishing another 4-hour train journey and finally a 15km ride back, finishing just before midnight.

Strava ride link:   / strava  

Route information:
Official page link: https://www.cyclinguk.org/traws-eryri-0

There are only a few options on the exact route to resupply, and these are:
Penmaenpool (George III pub/restaurant)
Coed y Brenin (Cafe & bike shop)
Betws y Coed
Llyn Ogwen (Hostel & food)
Rachub (North of Bethesda, Cafe)

Possible extra riding spots:
Dyfi Forest - Dyfi Bike Park, ClimachX trail
Coed y Brenin
Penmacho
Gwydyr Forest
For a guided MTB multi-day trip, Phil & Polly at https://www.mtb.wales/ have several organised each year.

There are several places where a short diversion can be taken:
Barmouth (over the bridge) @ 44km
Dolgellau @ 52km
Trawsfynydd @ 78km
Llan Ffestiniog @ 95km
Penmachno village @ 109km
Bethesda @ 165km