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Traeth Bâch

Beach in Merionethshire

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Traeth Bâch

Coastline, Portmeirion High tide at Portmeirion.
Coastline, Portmeirion Credit: David Robinson

Traeth Bâch, located in Merionethshire, is a picturesque beach situated on the western coast of Wales. With its stunning natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, it is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.

The beach stretches for approximately one mile along the coastline, offering visitors a vast expanse of golden sand to enjoy. Bordered by rolling dunes and backed by lush green fields, Traeth Bâch provides a perfect setting for relaxation and recreation. Its relatively secluded location ensures a sense of serenity, making it an ideal escape from the bustling city life.

The beach is surrounded by breathtaking natural landscapes, including the majestic Snowdonia National Park, which lies just a few miles inland. The towering peaks of Snowdonia provide a stunning backdrop, adding to the charm of Traeth Bâch.

The beach is also known for its excellent water quality, making it a popular spot for swimming, paddling, and water sports. During low tide, the expansive sand flats are exposed, offering ample space for beach games and leisurely walks. The surrounding dunes are home to a variety of wildlife, including rare plant species and nesting birds, making it an attractive destination for nature enthusiasts.

Facilities at Traeth Bâch include car parking, toilets, and nearby cafes and restaurants, ensuring visitors have access to all necessary amenities. The beach is easily accessible by road, with a well-maintained car park located just a short walk away.

In conclusion, Traeth Bâch in Merionethshire is a stunning beach that offers visitors a peaceful and picturesque coastal experience. With its golden sands, natural beauty, and proximity to Snowdonia National Park, it is a must-visit destination for those seeking relaxation and natural beauty in Wales.

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Traeth Bâch Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.906051/-4.1281821 or Grid Reference SH5636. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Coastline, Portmeirion High tide at Portmeirion.
Coastline, Portmeirion
High tide at Portmeirion.
Porthmadog Harbour Leisure boats in the harbour which was once the export hub for Welsh slate.
Porthmadog Harbour
Leisure boats in the harbour which was once the export hub for Welsh slate.
Only needs George Formby to lean on and say - 'hello lamp post ' A communication point on the platform at Porthmadog Harbour station.
Only needs George Formby to lean on and say - 'hello lamp post '
A communication point on the platform at Porthmadog Harbour station.
Everybody is entitled to a buttie break Aboard the preserved locomotive Palmerston during the Bygones Weekend Special event. ‘Palmerston’ is named after Viscount Palmerston - a Liberal Prime Minister - and was one of the original four 0-4-0 engines built by George England in 1863/4. She was constructed with a domed boiler, benefiting from the trials of the first batch of these locomotives delivered. In 1880, she was then fitted with a saddle tank to improve adhesion.
Everybody is entitled to a buttie break
Aboard the preserved locomotive Palmerston during the Bygones Weekend Special event. ‘Palmerston’ is named after Viscount Palmerston - a Liberal Prime Minister - and was one of the original four 0-4-0 engines built by George England in 1863/4. She was constructed with a domed boiler, benefiting from the trials of the first batch of these locomotives delivered. In 1880, she was then fitted with a saddle tank to improve adhesion.
Porthmadog Harbour at dusk
Porthmadog Harbour at dusk
Afon Dwyryd, Portmeirion Afon Dwyryd on the incoming tide. Ynys Llanfihangel y Traethau beyond.
Afon Dwyryd, Portmeirion
Afon Dwyryd on the incoming tide. Ynys Llanfihangel y Traethau beyond.
Traeth Porthmadog A stream winds its way across the silted estuary where Afon Glaslyn meets Afon Dwyryd. View from the Ffestiniog Railway cob.
Traeth Porthmadog
A stream winds its way across the silted estuary where Afon Glaslyn meets Afon Dwyryd. View from the Ffestiniog Railway cob.
Ffestiniog Railway Narrow gauge railway from Blaenau Ffestiniog to Caernarfon. A train prepares to leave Boston Lodge and to cross the causeway to Porthmadog.
Ffestiniog Railway
Narrow gauge railway from Blaenau Ffestiniog to Caernarfon. A train prepares to leave Boston Lodge and to cross the causeway to Porthmadog.
Nôl i Flaenau ‘Back to Blaenau’. Fairlie’s Patent crossing the Cob towards Porthmadog with David Lloyd George and Blanche in tow.
Nôl i Flaenau
‘Back to Blaenau’. Fairlie’s Patent crossing the Cob towards Porthmadog with David Lloyd George and Blanche in tow.
Porthmadog Harbour Station
Porthmadog Harbour Station
Red lights say stop Signals near Porthmadog Harbour Station.
Red lights say stop
Signals near Porthmadog Harbour Station.
Railway semaphore signals
Railway semaphore signals
Borth y Gest View across the saltmarsh at Traeth Porthmadog.
Borth y Gest
View across the saltmarsh at Traeth Porthmadog.
Afon Dwyryd meets the flowing tide at Portmeirion View towards Ynys Llanfihangel y Traethau.
Afon Dwyryd meets the flowing tide at Portmeirion
View towards Ynys Llanfihangel y Traethau.
Porthmadog harbour
Porthmadog harbour
Prince at Porthmadog 'Prince' prepares to take the Mountain Prince service to Dduallt and back to Porthmadog on the Ffestiniog Railway.
Prince at Porthmadog
'Prince' prepares to take the Mountain Prince service to Dduallt and back to Porthmadog on the Ffestiniog Railway.
Locomotive Lyd Lyd is a 2-6-2T locomotive running on the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways. Completed in 2010, it is a replica of a locomotive that used to run on the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway.
Locomotive Lyd
Lyd is a 2-6-2T locomotive running on the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways. Completed in 2010, it is a replica of a locomotive that used to run on the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway.
'Iarll Meirionnydd / Earl of Merioneth' at Porthmadog, 1969 This was built in 1885 as 'Livingston Thompson', renamed 'Taliesin' in 1932 and 'Iarll Meirionnydd / Earl of Merioneth' in 1961. It was retired in 1971, later to the National Railway Museum under its original name. The name 'Iarll Meirionnydd / Earl of Merioneth' was later used for a new build Fairlie.
'Iarll Meirionnydd / Earl of Merioneth' at Porthmadog, 1969
This was built in 1885 as 'Livingston Thompson', renamed 'Taliesin' in 1932 and 'Iarll Meirionnydd / Earl of Merioneth' in 1961. It was retired in 1971, later to the National Railway Museum under its original name. The name 'Iarll Meirionnydd / Earl of Merioneth' was later used for a new build Fairlie.
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Traeth Bâch is located at Grid Ref: SH5636 (Lat: 52.906051, Lng: -4.1281821)

Unitary Authority: Gwynedd

Police Authority: North Wales

What 3 Words

///feasts.scooped.proved. Near Porthmadog, Gwynedd

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