The Snowdon Mountain Railway takes visitors on the journey of a lifetime up the magnificent mountain called Snowdon, located within the Snowdonia National Park. At 3,560ft, the mountain is somewhat regarded as the ‘rooftop’ of Wales. Great news to those who visit or...
When we talk about the mountains of North Wales, nine times out of ten - Snowdon always crops up. The highest mountain in the British Isles is obviously synonymous with hiking, bouldering and mountain climbing; but there are other mountains outside of Snowdonia worthy...
The Precipice walk is considered to be a fantastic activity for those who visit Dolgellau, as it gives the chance for you to explore the local landscape and environment, as well as enjoy some fantastic views every step of the way. The walk is set out in a circular...
North Wales is a fantastic destination for those looking to getaway from everyday life for a break. Whether you are a visitor to the area, or a local, you will learn of some great ideas for things to do, places to go and a little information on the area within this...
Dubbed ‘the gateway to Snowdonia’, Betws-y-Coed is set to play host to the Snowdonia Arts Festival. The area has retained a strong connection with arts and crafts ever since the original artists and craftsman colony. Many artists and craftsmen live and work in the...
For those taking a break in beautiful North Wales, Mount Snowdon is the Number one attraction. With its imposing, sheer cliffs, rugged landscape, shimmering lakes and abandoned mines, it’s the ultimate taste of an ancient Welsh landscape. What is now Snowdon was once...
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