Llyn Cau

One of the best experiences ever. We did the walk with three children aged between 10 and 6. And a dog. Began with pretty steep stone steps but very doable with fairly frequent stops. Saw parents carrying kids on their back which was impressive. Once beyond the stone steps it becomes more of a natural path. Took about 50 minutes to get to the lake. So worth it. Children walked in swimmers and we carried clothes etc. water was cold but very refreshing. Picnic by the lake and then the return walk. It was amazing. Kids loved it.

Lovely walk with several paths to take from easy to strenuous. Paid parking, toilets and bins easy to access. I’ll be back.

This is the most beautiful breathtaking place i have ever visited. The car park is 3 pounds for 4 hours. The lake is around 3-4 KM from the carpark. The 1st 40 mins are the hardest as you have to climb on rock path along the stream. After that, it's just beautiful nature. Your eyes cannot process all the extraordinary beauty of this place. Piece of advice: you might be tired halfway but Don't give up. This place is worth seeing

A breathtaking view from the lake when fog isn't covering it. The walk to the lake doesn't take too long, and is easily located when following the path, which does split off but just follow OS Maps which takes you to the lake. Didn't see many people there when I went there to camp.

Stunning mountain top lake. The big hike takes several hours but it’s a relatively easy hike up the the lake and back to the car park. Well worth it.

Beautiful lake up high in a mountainous region. It is quite a rigorous walk to get there but well worth it.

I really cannot describe how much I like this place ! One of the best experience since I’m in Uk and the most relaxing one ! Really recommend visiting this lake!!

The iconic lake (llyn) captured by Richard Wilson in the late 18th century. Original hangs in Tate Britain.