Everybody can explore Snowdonia, from England and Wales’ highest mountain to magical medieval castles and the spectacular Conwy coastline, with these accessible, family-friendly walks. Get outside and active with the whole family amidst the mysterious legends and natural beauty of Snowdonia.
Snowdonia Short Walks Made Easy include:
- Take Victorian tramcars or the chairlift to the summit of the Great Orme, then wander wildflower-rich meadows for incredible views of the mountains, the sea and the Isle of Anglesey
- Follow the Lôn Gwyrfai trail round beautiful Llyn y Gader through Beddgelert Forest to the lovely village, with views of Snowdon and Y Garn throughout
- Get off the beaten track in the valley of Cwm Penamnen with views of the cliffs of Moel Sabod and the 13th-century Dolwyddelan castle
- Discover Porthmadog on a fascinating walk over Borth-y-Gest headland, the ingenious Cob and the salt marshes home to many seabirds
- Explore Dolgellau and the riverside walk to Penmaenpool along the Mawddach Trail
- Stroll through idyllic lakeside woods at Llyn Mair, listening out for the steam trains and glimpsing beautiful views of the Vale of Ffestiniog
OS Pathfinder Guides: Short Walks Made Easy:
- 10 accessible walks suitable for the whole family
- All routes are between 2 to 5 miles and can be completed all year round
- Know what to expect before you go: Information on locations of cafes/pubs and toilets, terrain, hilliness and accessibility for pushchairs and wheelchairs
- Large-scale Ordnance Survey maps for ultra-easy navigation and route-finding, featuring intuitive pictorial symbols
- Numbered points which tie maps to route descriptions and walk profiles
- Route photographs for each numbered point so you know exactly where you’re going
- Discover GPS waypoints, parking information and detailed route descriptions for foolproof navigation
- Enhance your adventure with stories behind each walk and nature notes
- Get active outside and enjoy the physical and mental health benefits