🚨 Heads up, adventurers! A significant sinkhole has swallowed part of the wooden walkway on the Wales Coast Path near Llangwnnadl, Gwynedd. 🌧️ After relentless rainfall, a section of the path has collapsed into a cliff-edge chasm, raising safety concerns. 💧
Cyngor Gwynedd is advising everyone to steer clear of this area “under any circumstances”. 🚫 They’re currently working on a temporary diversion route, so hang tight for updates. 🙌
This isn’t just an isolated incident, though. The iconic 870-mile coastal path around Wales is dealing with multiple diversions due to landslides, storm damage and more. Take note: 📌
🔹 In Nefyn, ramblers are being redirected because of a major landslip affecting local homes.
🔹 Storm damage has indefinitely shut the headland stretch at Llanbedrog.
🔹 Alternative routes are set up in Cemaes, Anglesey; Amroth, Pembrokeshire; and Sir John’s Hill, Laugharne.
🔹 A worrying crack has appeared on cliffs overlooking Traeth Mawr in the Vale of Glamorgan, with potential collapse on the horizon.
🔹 Near St Asaph Avenue in Kinmel Bay, an ongoing coastal defence project is about to ease access limitations.
It’s a challenging time for nature lovers, but safety comes first! Stay informed and plan your coastal adventures accordingly. Stay safe everyone! 😊🚶♂️✨ 🌊