Eryri National Park, also known as Snowdonia, said respect for the park and its communities was 'paramount'. Gwynedd Council said it was 'considering its response'.
There is growing"concern" over the mystery of missing signposts at a national park.
Posts and way markers along a long distance footpath in Eryri National Park, also known as Snowdonia, have disappeared. The local council said it was"considering its response" to the incident along the Snowdonia Slate Trail, an 83-mile circular route around the northern part of Eryri, starting from Bangor., told Sky News that"a lot of time and effort goes into putting in these waymarkers".
"We don't really have any information about why somebody's done this or the kind of logic behind it at this moment in time," he said. "I know that when I spoke to our volunteers when they were putting the posts in, they said it was quite the challenge to put them in because of the location so it's obvious that somebody has targeted that area for whatever reason and decided to move those posts."A spokesperson for Gwynedd Council said:"There is no clear motive for the removal of the posts at this stage, and we will be liaising with all stakeholders in an attempt to resolve the matter.
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