Will Renwick is an outdoor journalist with more than ten years’ experience writing for and editing magazines including Outdoors Magic, The Great Outdoors, and Outdoor Fitness and Adventure. He has served as editor of Outdoors Magic for six years and was also president of Ramblers Cymru for five years. In 2021, Will set the fastest known time for the Welsh 2000s, completing the route solo and self-supported in 23 days. The achievement was covered by the BBC, The Guardian, Evening Standard and The Independent. His film documenting the run – Taith Galed (A Hard Journey) – was selected for the 2023 edition of the Kendal Mountain Festival and its nationwide tour. The run marked a departure from his earlier Welsh adventures, which had mostly been undertaken at walking pace. In 2013, he became one of the first people to walk the entire perimeter of Wales following the opening of the Wales Coast Path. He later walked the Cambrian Way – for which he is now a trustee – and has also completed the Snowdonia Slate Trail, Beacons Way, Epynt Way, Glyndŵr’s Way and Offa’s Dyke Path (twice). A born-and-bred Welshman and long-time Welsh learner, Will now divides his time between Pembrokeshire, South Wales and Wiltshire. Peak Bagging Wales is his first book. @will_renwick_

• IntroductionAbout the bookSafetyThe Welsh Nuttalls in oneTranslations and pronunciationBannau Brycheiniog/Brecon BeaconsMid WalesThe AransThe BerwynsThe ArenigsThe RhinogyddThe MoelwynionNorth-West EryriYr WyddfaThe GlyderauThe Carneddau

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Will Renwick is an outdoor journalist with more than ten years’ experience writing for and editing magazines including Outdoors Magic, The Great Outdoors, and Outdoor Fitness and Adventure. He has served as editor of Outdoors Magic for six years and was also president of Ramblers Cymru for five years. In 2021, Will set the fastest known time for the Welsh 2000s, completing the route solo and self-supported in 23 days. The achievement was covered by the BBC, The Guardian, Evening Standard and The Independent. His film documenting the run – Taith Galed (A Hard Journey) – was selected for the 2023 edition of the Kendal Mountain Festival and its nationwide tour. The run marked a departure from his earlier Welsh adventures, which had mostly been undertaken at walking pace. In 2013, he became one of the first people to walk the entire perimeter of Wales following the opening of the Wales Coast Path. He later walked the Cambrian Way – for which he is now a trustee – and has also completed the Snowdonia Slate Trail, Beacons Way, Epynt Way, Glyndŵr’s Way and Offa’s Dyke Path (twice). A born-and-bred Welshman and long-time Welsh learner, Will now divides his time between Pembrokeshire, South Wales and Wiltshire. Peak Bagging Wales is his first book. @will_renwick_

• IntroductionAbout the bookSafetyThe Welsh Nuttalls in oneTranslations and pronunciationBannau Brycheiniog/Brecon BeaconsMid WalesThe AransThe BerwynsThe ArenigsThe RhinogyddThe MoelwynionNorth-West EryriYr WyddfaThe GlyderauThe Carneddau

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Will Renwick is an outdoor journalist with more than ten years’ experience writing for and editing magazines including Outdoors Magic, The Great Outdoors, and Outdoor Fitness and Adventure. He has served as editor of Outdoors Magic for six years and was also president of Ramblers Cymru for five years. In 2021, Will set the fastest known time for the Welsh 2000s, completing the route solo and self-supported in 23 days. The achievement was covered by the BBC, The Guardian, Evening Standard and The Independent. His film documenting the run – Taith Galed (A Hard Journey) – was selected for the 2023 edition of the Kendal Mountain Festival and its nationwide tour. The run marked a departure from his earlier Welsh adventures, which had mostly been undertaken at walking pace. In 2013, he became one of the first people to walk the entire perimeter of Wales following the opening of the Wales Coast Path. He later walked the Cambrian Way – for which he is now a trustee – and has also completed the Snowdonia Slate Trail, Beacons Way, Epynt Way, Glyndŵr’s Way and Offa’s Dyke Path (twice). A born-and-bred Welshman and long-time Welsh learner, Will now divides his time between Pembrokeshire, South Wales and Wiltshire. Peak Bagging Wales is his first book. @will_renwick_

• IntroductionAbout the bookSafetyThe Welsh Nuttalls in oneTranslations and pronunciationBannau Brycheiniog/Brecon BeaconsMid WalesThe AransThe BerwynsThe ArenigsThe RhinogyddThe MoelwynionNorth-West EryriYr WyddfaThe GlyderauThe Carneddau

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