With Eryri on the doorstep, a long stretch of coast, world-class mountain biking trails and some of the best paddle-boarding water in the UK, North Wales has a fair claim to being the adventure capital of Europe. Whether you're chasing winter waves, riding Coed y Brenin, planning a cycling holiday in Conwy or just looking for a safer way to commute by bike, sport here tends to start outside.
On this page you'll find guides, tips and features covering cycling and mountain biking, paddle-boarding and watersports, skiing, walking and the events that bring the region's sporting community together, from grassroots clubs to big international moments. Practical, local, and written for anyone who'd rather be out doing it than reading about it.
If you are planning a trip to North Wales, choosing the right place to stay can make all the difference. A stunning seafront hotel Llandudno offers not only stunning coastal views and easy access to the town’s attractions but also the perfect starting point for...
North Wales is home to some of the best mountain biking in the UK. What makes it truly stand out is the incredible variety of trails and terrains available to riders of all skill levels. Whether you're after wild downhill descents, peaceful forest tracks, or rolling...
North Wales might not be the first place that comes to mind when thinking about skiing, but this region offers a surprising array of options for winter sports enthusiasts. From dry ski slopes to mountaineering challenges and Nordic trails, North Wales caters to all...
North Wales Paddle-boarding for All Have you thought about trying something new in the sunshine? Exploring areas within North Wales in an exciting and memorable way? Then this may be the activity for you: Paddle-boarding. "Woah, hold on," you may be saying. "Why the...
As the saying goes, it’s better to be safe than sorry. And when it comes to jet skiing in the winter, that doesn’t ring more true than it does now. If you own or use your jet ski during this time of year, you have to be prepared for everything that might go wrong –...
Visibility As the early mornings and evenings get darker, it is essential to make sure the lights of your bike are working correctly. Typically, cycling North Wales, you’re almost guaranteed some bad weather. Another option to consider is wearing reflective...
If you’re an avid cyclist, summer riding can be both fun and challenging at the same time. When the weather is hot and humid, it’s hard to stay cool and comfortable as you ride your bike; luckily, there are some quick and easy tips you can follow to make it possible....
Conwy is known for its gorgeous countryside, views of Snowdonia national park, historic castles and sweeping forests. It's also a very popular spot for cyclists, who come from all over to enjoy its roads and trails. Betws y Coed loop Beginning from Rhyd y Creuau bus...
This year, Visit Wales announced 2020 as the 'Year of the Outdoors' for Wales, and what a better way to celebrate this than heading outdoors for some fun! This list is a guid to some of North Wales' best outdoor adventures... Coed y Brenin Forest Park –...
The nation broke into harmonious cheer when the result came in as 3-1 against Belgium. This is the furthest any UK team has ever made it in the UEFA European Championship, so support is found from all over the United Kingdom. While we won the match it was not without...
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