Ynyslas Walking Trails at Dyfi National Nature Reserve

Ynyslas is part of the Dyfi National Nature Reserve which is a 2,000 hectare reserve that includes the Dyfi estuary and Cors Fochno. There is a 500 metre boardwalk from the visitor centre across the dunes to the beach and a shell path from the visitor centre to a boardwalk across the dunes to the beach.

The landscape and wildlife varies at Ynyslas depending on which time of year you visit and you can take a stroll through the ever-changing dunes and along the seashore, it is accessible to wheelchair users. There are stunning displays of flowers in spring and summer, and colourful fungi in the autumn.

DUNE WALK
Grade: Easy | Distance: 1¼ miles/2 kilometres
Stride through the ever-changing dunes and along the seashore, with stunning displays of flowers in spring and summer and colourful fungi in autumn.

YNYSLAS WALK
Grade: Easy | Distance: 2½ miles/4 kilometres
Experience a rich variety of habitat including sand dunes, seashore, farmland and then saltmarsh, with stunning views of the estuary

The boardwalk around the bog starts from the parking area.

ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
There is a small car park for Blue Badge holders only beside the main access road to Ynyslas, 30 metres south of the beach car park.

There is access from the Blue Badge holders car park via a hard surfaced track and wooden ramp suitable for wheelchairs to the Ynyslas Visitor Centre. A section of the dune walk is accessible for wheelchair users from the visitor centre going south for 300m to the main dune slack; there are gentle gradients along this section. The toilets at Ynyslas Visitor Centre are accessible.