Snowdonia
Snowdonia National Park, which comprises imposing Mountains, picturesque towns, fast-flowing waterfalls, beautiful coastline, and sandy beaches, is one of Wales’ national treasures. This incredible paradise of huge mountains, wooded valleys, historic villages and endless walking paths will blow your mind. To get there, take a train from Llanberis station to Yr Wyddfa at Mount Snowdon. The ride is at a 1,085 metres climb.
Popular among cyclists, hikers, and climbers, Mount Snowdon is the highest peak in England.
From the rocky mountain scenery to the large number of green valleys, forests, rivers, epic waterfalls and 60 kilometres of scenic coastline, the imposing 13th-century fort of Harlech Castle, overlooking the picturesque golden sands of Harlech beach, Snowdonia is full of adventure. The castles of Caernarfon, Conwy, and Beaumaris are also popular UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the region.
At Snowdonia, you can zipline with speeds up to 100 miles/hour, navigate the Tryweryn River Olympic rapids near Bala, or GoBelow on a caving ride. Take cycling routes from Llanbedr, Caernarfon, Betws-y-Coed and Beddgelert, take a boat tour under a picturesque bridge, spend the night in an old cottage- with so many incredible opportunities you are spoilt for choice!
