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First Day.—Chester to Hawarden, 7 m; Flint, 7 m; Holywell, 5 m.

Second Day.—Rhyl, 13½ m; Rhuddlan, 2 m; St. Asaph, 3½ m; Denbigh, 6 m.

Third Day.—Abergele, 13 m; Conwy, 11 m.; Llandudno and back, 10 m.

Fourth Day.—Bangor, 14½ m.; Plas Newydd, 5 m; Beaumaris, 6 m. (See Bridges.)

Fifth Day.—Holyhead and back, 50 m; Carnarvon, 8.

Sixth Day.—Beddgelert, 13 m; Pont Aber Glaslyn and back, 3 m; Llanberis, 12 m; Dolbadarn and back, 4 m.

Seventh Day.—Capel Curig, 10 m.; Rhaiadr y Wennol, 3½ m.; Bettws y Coed, 1½ m; Llanrwst, 5 m.

Eighth Day.—Corwen, 26 m; Llangollen, 10 m. (See Valle Crucis Abbey, Castell Dinas Brân, and Plâs Newydd.)

Ninth Day.—Pont y Cysylltau Aqueduct, 3 m; Chirk, 3 m; (see Chirk Castle and Brynkinalt;) Ruabon, 6; (see Wynnstay); Wrexham, 4½; Chester, 12 m.

^*_*^* For objects of interest, angling stations, and hotels, see first Route.