North Wales Links
Rather than attempt to cover all of the many attractions of north Wales on this web page I have decided to display links to other web sites that carry the sort of useful information you want, as a visitor to north Wales, or even as a resident looking for somewhere good to go for a [...]
APPEAL FOR VOLUNTEERS Betws y Coed Tourism Association is looking for experienced walkers with a Mountain Leader certificate or higher to guide a walk on one or several days of the festival. The organisers rely on the help and goodwill of volunteers and any proceeds will be used to finance publicity for next year’s festival. [...]
The Snowdonia Walking Festival, organised by Betws y Coed Tourism Association, aims to cater for all levels of fitness and experience, with a wide range of guided walks throughout Snowdonia. Beginners can discover the secrets of Snowdonia on a three-mile lowland stroll, while more experienced ramblers can enjoy all-day upland treks. The festival will take [...]
When it comes to prestigious ales you can’t knock the Welsh. Wales has scooped no less than three bronze awards at the Great British Beer Festival at London’s Earl Court. WalesOnline News announced today that “Cwrw, made by Evan Evans, Breconshire’s Ysbrid Y Ddraig and Purple Moose’s Snowdonia Ale were all honoured .” The overall Champion Beer [...]
There are many great attractions in North Wales and Llandudno is a great base from which to explore them. There are many daily coach tours available from within Llandudno to the most popular attractions and this is an ideal way if you like to be guided and enjoy the company of others. If setting out [...]
Colwyn Bay is a seaside town located on the North Wales coast. It is easily accessible via the A55 North Wales Expressway which runs from the North West of England through to Holyhead on the West coast of Wales. It is on the mainline railway network and is also serviced by National coaches. It has [...]
We’re used to rain in Snowdonia; it’s something we locals have learned to live with. It’s the rain that keeps our countryside so lush and green, and keeps our mountain streams and waterfalls flowing. Rain is the lifeblood of Snowdonia, so we try not to complain about it. But if you’re a visitor to Snowdonia [...]
The city of Bangor in North Wales is a modern, lively university city with ancient roots. And if you're going to visit North Wales, Bangor's accessible location makes it the ideal base while you explore Snowdonia's mountains and coast. Travelling to and around Bangor couldn't be easier; there are regular train services to London, Manchester [...]
Llandudno is a beautiful town in North Wales that is located close to Snowdonia and is the regions most popular tourist resort. For those visiting Llandudno for the first time it can take a while to find the best things to do in and around the town. Our handy guide lists ten of the best [...]
By and large, Snowdonia is considered the ideal outdoor persuits centre of the universe, which is all very well if you are fit, adult and active, but what about the younger members of the family visiting the area. What is there for the under 12 year olds to do in Snowdonia? A new blog post [...]