Snowdonia National Park (Wales)

Snowdonia National Park (Wales)

... This is North Wales and in particular the Snowdonia National park, which totals 823 square miles of the wildest land you will see anyway in the world. A mere 26,000 people live and work in this area of unspoilt beauty some making a bare living from the land others practising crafts handed ... Read review

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Let Your Spirit Soar.

Advantages: Something for everyone, breathe-taking scenery, good food.
Disadvantages: Rain.

...Wales and in particular the Snowdonia National park, which totals 823 square miles of the wildest land you will see anyway in the world. A mere 26,000 people live and work in this area of unspoilt beauty some making a bare living from the land others practising crafts handed down through generations. Millions of people visit North Wales every year but the National park stays unchanged by time.
Looking at the geology its hard to imagine the ...
...and Silurian ages spanning over 400 million years, it makes a person feel like a tiny speck in time. The last Ice age lingered a long while here which still shows in the rocks and crags abundant throughout the land and the formation of rocky gorges through which waterfalls abound. Snowden or Yr Wydffa is the highest mountain at 3,560 feet above sea level, second highest to Ben Nevis in the UK. Not far from here are the three peaks Yr Tryfan, Glyder ... more

Elffriend 15.08.2005
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A beautiful place to be!

Advantages: Scenery, plenty to see and do
Disadvantages: The weather might put some off

...of the world. The Snowdonia National Park stretches from Llandudno in the north to Machynlleth in the south and from the west coast of Wales inland as far as Bala. I don't intend to go into minute detail in this review but rather to give you a flavour for the area and its attractions. Where I have written a separate review on a particular subject I will put (R) for your information. I am not touting for reads but if there is something that you ...
...of the mountains for which Snowdonia is famous. The highest of these mountains is of course Mount Snowdon which gives the park its name. Snowdon is the highest mountain in Wales and the second highest in Great Britain and you can reach the top by climbing up one of the many marked paths or by travelling on the Snowdon Mountain Railway (R) - an amazing ride! By next year the new café at the top of the mountain will be open too. The town at the foot ...

SusanLesley 11.11.2008 · Read full review
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Discover The Heart Of Welsh Wales!

Advantages: Picturesque, Plenty To See And Do
Disadvantages: Can Get Busy During The Summer Months

...GENERAL INFORMATION The Snowdonia National Park Or Eryri as it is known in Welsh was designated a National Park in 1951 when it became the third National Park to be created in England and Wales. The Park covers a vast area of 838 square miles, which incorporates two different Mountain ranges, the Carneddau, and Glyderau Mountain ranges. The highest peak in these Mountains is Yr Wyddfa which means "The Tomb" in Welsh, standing 3560 feet above sea ...
...PEOPLE & CULTURE Snowdonia is positioned right in the heart of Welsh speaking Wales and almost 70% of the 27,500 people who live and work within the boundaries of the Park speak Welsh as their mother tongue. 70 % of the land within the Park is in Private ownership with the remainder being owned by the Forestry Commission, the Ministry of Defence, the National Trust and various Local Authorities. The main employment within the Park is with the Forestry ...

micksheff 27.01.2006 · Read full review
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How to have fun in the rain

Advantages: Cheap, beautiful, active
Disadvantages: It might be wet in May

...(last year) holiday in the Snowdonia national park turned out to be one of the best we've ever had. The other half and I were both still students, stressed out before finals and in need of a budget getaway before plunging in to the depths of revision in May. After a little bit of research on the internet to look for campsites, we piled our gear into the back of our A reg VW and headed for the hills of Wales. The first campsite we stayed at, in Waunfawr, ...
...After a week in Snowdonia we got back in the car and headed for Anglesey. The whole week cost us about £50 each, including food and petrol. We mostly took packed lunches as we were on a budget, but there are masses of places to eat and drink. In May all the attractions and campsites are quiet (some are cheaper), and it is entirely possible to camp and have a good time despite the rain! You probably do need your own transport to get around, although ...

Suse 30.04.2001 · Read full review
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Beautiful and Breathtaking

Advantages: Lots to do
Disadvantages: None

The Snowdonia National Park has some of the most beautiful and breath-taking scenery in England and Wales. You can walk on the moors, sail on a mountain lake, explore the numerous copper mines and even cycle for miles on safe cycle routes. What's more you can enjoy the wildlife and beauty when doing it. The Snowdonia National Park Authority works with local landowners, to look after the area, but at the same time, they allow visitors to visit and ...
...If you do visit Snowdonia don't forget to ride the Snowdon Mountain Railway, the little train runs at regular intervals from Llanberis to the summit of Snowdon. If you're lucky enough to ride it on a fine sunny day, the views are just magnificent. In the same area, there is also a twin lake at the foot of Snowdon with a massive carpark. The more energetic can go hiking along the various trails. The less energetic can enjoy a picnic by the lake side, ...

mandyco 10.03.2001 · Read full review
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Mountain Bike Mecca

Advantages: Some of the best riding in the UK
Disadvantages: If you're a die hard MTB nut, none

...back from a week in Snowdonia with some friends and, as anyone who knows me would expect, my mountain bike. You see, right now North Wales is very much the in place to go for mountain biking, something to do with the fact that IMBA (International Mountain Bicycling Association) have decided that Wales is on a par with the sport's birthplace of California in terms of places to go and have a bit of two wheeled fun. The main centre for all the fuss ...
...Porthmadog, which is where we decided to have our week of two wheeled fun. We spent the week in a self catering log cabin in Trawsfynydd, only about three miles away from the trailhead at Coed-y-Brenin. The cabins are privately owned and are let out via Trawfynydd Holidays Ltd for quite reasonable sums of money. We paid £270 for a week in a six bed cabin, although the costs vary throughout the year. Being privately owned they are a little more homely ...

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Snowdonia!!

Advantages: Awesome food, service and people!
Disadvantages: Rooms were a little damp and cold

Elen's Castle Hotel, is situated in North Wales.... Dolwyddelan, Snowdonia National Park LL25 0EJ, Wales I stayed at Elen's Castle for 3 nights, and for a 3 star hotel, it was pretty good and worth spending the money. To start with, the rooms were satisfactory. To be honest, they were slightly damp and cold, but for one suit (a family room) there was a double bed, a single bed and a bunk bed...so it was suitable for up to 6 people. The double room contained the double bed itself, a TV and a DVD player, two chairs, a kettle and some confectionary. There wasn't an interesting view from the window, but was surely refreshing after a tiring day. The single room also contained a TV, but no DVD player, a sink, a wardrobe and some more confectionary for your tea or coffee. There was another spacious room which contained a bunk ...

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Have a cuppa on top of a mountain!

Advantages: The views are amazing, you er on top of a mountain
Disadvantages: It is either expensive or very tiring to get there

sights of course!), a short walk right to the very top or a drink and a snack in the new visitor centre. The original visitor centre, which looked like a large concrete bunker, was designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis and was built way back in 1935. This building remained adequate rather than luxurious for many years, although in the mid 1990?s Prince Charles did actually call it ?the highest slum in Wales? and to be fair it was an extremely ugly building. In the 2001 the decision to replace the building was made and The Snowdonia Park Authority began the work to raise the funding. They were originally looking to raise £5m from sources such as the Welsh Tourist Board and The National Assembly and the fundraising itself took quite a while with many disappointments along the way and of course the usual increase in costs! In February ...

SusanLesley 09.09.2009 · Read full review
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A beautiful town in Snowdonia

Advantages: Lots of shops, good walks, nice eateries
Disadvantages: Can get very busy

Not so long ago I wrote a review about the Snowdonia National Park in which I mentioned a lovely town called Betws-y-Coed and I thought, since it is such a lovely place, it deserved a review all to itself! Living as we do in Llandudno on the coast of North Wales we often go for a drive through Snowdonia National Park and we regularly stop at Betws-y-Coed for a cup of tea and a mooch round the shops. Getting there It is a really easy place to find as the A5 runs straight through the centre of the town. Looking at a map of the area it is pretty much due south from Llandudno and due east from Caernarvon. There is a small railway station in the centre of town so it is accessible by rail. There is also an excellent local bus service. Web site There is a web site at www.betws-y-coed.co.uk which gives lots of information about ...

SusanLesley 12.02.2009 · Read full review
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