Migneint Pass Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

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8.4 mi
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1,092 ft
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2.2 %
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This is a great one in the moorland Snowdonia and is a Top 10 Wales Most Epic Hill Climb. 

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National Park sign on side of one-lane road, tall grass

Cycling Migneint Pass, Wales

Ride 8.4 miles gaining 1,084’ at 2.1% average grade (3.1% climb only).

An easy but epic Welsh bike climb.  This climb is through an expansive moorland in central Snowdonia, northwest Wales.

photo collage shows bike parked next to various National Park and Estate signs, moorland, street signs for Pentrefoelas, Betws-y-Coed

Simon Warren ranks Migneint Pass the eighth most epic bike climb in Wales.

photo collage, stone fence, sign for Ysbyty Ifan, Ffestinoig, PJAMM Cyclist stands with bike in center of intersection, green pastureland

There is a meat and potatoes portion of Migneint Pass and then there is a green bean portion. Hmm, I’m not sure if that analogy works. Anyway, the opening miles are very mellow gradients that see you through a number of small farms. The last third of the climb ramps up a bit and takes you away from any civilization and into an open tundra-like landscape. The summit is at a ‘Y’ intersection without much else around. You can reliably bet on some high winds and rain out here so pack accordingly.

various cows graze in pastures along roadside

Pasturland and grazing animals along the first half of the climb.

photo collage shows PJAMM Cyclist riding through fog and mist on country roadway surrounded by rolling moorlands

On a clear day, this could be a beautiful open space, on a rainy windy day, it adds to the challenge of this road. The main climb of about a couple of miles is sandwiched in between some rolling open moorland at the top and rolling farms at the bottom.

one-lane roadway snakes through open moorland, misty, foggy day

Windswept landscape of the moor.

bike parked at low stone barrier where road crosses the River Conwy

Cross River Conwy at mile 7.

bike parked at climb's finish, wide open views of moorland, foggy day

Finish with wide open views of moorland.