Walking Mount Snowdon In Wales

Llanberis is the village most associated with Snowdon, or Yr Wyddfa to give it its Welsh name. Today we join our tour in Llanberis and meet our local guide for a tour briefing. If you arrive early you may wish to explore the town. The High Street welcomes visitors with brightly painted pubs, cafes, and shops. Hill walkers and climbers are well catered for with a number of shops supplying anything from thick woolly socks to all the technical gear required for proper mountain climbing.
There are a number of pubs, restaurants, and cafes in the town for relaxing.

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Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales, is the objective of this walk. The route uses the Pyg and Miner's paths from Pen-y-Pass. A classic route to Snowdon's summit, this walk involves the least climbing to reach the summit and is through dramatic mountain scenery. The Miners' track, so called because it used to be used by the copper miners of Snowdon for walking back to Llanberis or Bethesda after their week's work.

Overnight Standard Hotel Included meals: Breakfast

Today for those who want to explore more of the area there is the opportunity to  take a 2 to 3 hour walk which includes forest tracks, the beautiful lake of Llyn Padarn, the historic Welsh Slate Museum, fabulous views of Snowdon and the Llanberis Pass. Alternatively there are many adventure activies including sea kayaking which can be arranged locally. We will be back to the hotel by miday for check out for those of you wishing to arrange onward journeys.

Included meals: Breakfast