North West Wales
Explore the sand dunes at Newborough, discover the spectacular summit of Cadair Idris, go mountain biking in Coed y Brenin or enjoy the many waymarked walks in Gwydir Forest Park
Peaceful forest in the heart of Snowdonia National Park
One of the most beautiful and dramatic spots in Wales
Famous mountain biking centre with walking and running trails
Choice of trails through trees from all over the world in our forest garden, one of which is accessible
Discover an old copper works in a quiet rural setting with an accessible trail to a viewpoint over the mine workings
Start of the rugged Volcano Trail
Picnic site by the rolling Mawddach river and gateway to the Waterfalls and Goldmines Trail
Riverside picnic area and gateway to an all-ability riverside walk and a rugged mountain trail with great views over Snowdonia
Native woodland with a dramatic waterfall
Internationally important wetland rich in wildlife
Cwm Idwal lies at the northern end of the Snowdonia National Park.
Choice of peaceful forest walks away from the tourist bustle
Easy-to-find picnic area with short walk
Short trail around abandoned mine
Enjoy views of Snowdonia’s peaks and a walk along a Roman road
Walking trail through lead mine ruins
Three waymarked walks around the lake and one of the finest views in North Wales
Picnic site with walking trail around two beautiful lakes
Picnic spot with a walk to two hidden lakes
Historical walk with valley views and two mountain bike trails
Gateway to the famous Swallow Falls waterfall
Sand dunes and seashore in a beautiful coastal landscape
Coastal landscape with a vast dune system of international importance
Discover this unique landscape shaped by wind and sea
Wales’s highest mountain is home to rare plants and wildlife