The Evo Triangle (Betws-y-Coed Triangle) is one of the UK’s best riding routes covering the A5, A543 and B4501. With its name coming from EVO Magazine who regularly use these roads to test drive cars for magazine features, it is a triangulation of three roads forming a neat loop across glorious open countryside between Betws-y-Coed and Rhuthin. Each road has its own unique character, making the journey as much about driving contrast as it is about performance and stunning scenery (sheep aside). The route starts on the A543 (just off the A5) heading north and enjoys tight and sweeping bends and wonderful scenery. Turning right onto the B4501 takes you on to some nice long sweeping bends with views of the LlynBrenig Lake. The road then leads back to the A5 (going through the village of Cerrigydrudion) and back to where you started.
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Betws-y-Coed | Photo: William Hook CCBY
