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Enjoy the scenery of the Snowdonia National Park, on foot and on the Welsh Highland Heritage Railway
On arrival in the coastal town of Porthmadog head out for a stroll around the marina before finding somewhere to eat near the guesthouse. Stay overnight at Yr Hen Fecws Guesthouse (Breakfast included)
Take the short heritage rail journey to Nantmor from where you head, up and over, through ancient woodland and across the moor to beautiful Llyn Dinas. You follow the course of the river, passing the Sygun Copper mine on to the picturesque village of Beddgelert. Stay overnight at Plas Tan y Graig B&B Guesthouse (Breakfast included)
Distance in Km: 14
Distance in Miles: 9
Activity Hours: 4
From the day you arrived you'll have seen Moel Hebog rising above Beddgelert. Today you will enjoy a circular hike from the picturesque village and through the surrounding farmland before making an ascent towards the summit before it opens out onto a plateau. Enjoy a grassy descent down the other side, winding through Beddgelert forest before returning to the village. Stay overnight at Plas Tan y Graig B&B Guesthouse (Breakfast included)
Distance in Km: 9
Distance in Miles: 6
Activity Hours: 3
Spend time this morning exploring the small shops and cafes in the village, before a gentle stroll via Gelert's grave, the faithful hound to 13th century Llewelyn, prince of North Wales, to your next train station. Take the Heritage train to Rhyd Ddu and walk on to your overnight stop, the Cwellyn Arms. Stay overnight at Cwellyn Arms (Breakfast and evening meal included)
Distance in Km: 4
Distance in Miles: 2.5
Activity Hours: 1
Today's hike begins with a big climb but it's worth the effort. Nantlle Ridge is a stunning ridge walk with views across the water to Anglesey and inland towards Snowdon: a sneak peak of what tomorrow has in store. Stay overnight at Cwellyn Arms (Breakfast and evening meal included)
Distance in Km: 9
Distance in Miles: 6
Activity Hours: 4
The grand finale. Your final hike ascends the Rhyd Ddu path to Snowdon’s summit. Take time at the top to enjoy the 360° views before descending via the Ranger’s path, you’ll finish at the Snowdon Ranger’s station before taking the Heritage train on to your final destination, Caernarfon. Stay overnight at Celtic Royal Hotel (Breakfast included)
Distance in Km: 12
Distance in Miles: 7.5
Activity Hours: 4
Explore the grand medieval town of Caernarfon, with its mighty castle, pretty harbour and views across the Menai Strait to Anglesey before departing.
* 6 nights in a mix of guesthouse, inn and hotel accommodation
* 2 days hotel to hotel walking plus walks on days 3, 5 and 6; averaging 4
hours per day
* 3 walking transfers using the Welsh Highland Railway
* Summit the highest mountain in Wales - Snowdon
* Altitude maximum 1085m, maximum ascent 890m
Full English/Welsh Breakfasts are included throughout.
Try out traditional local country pubs for lunch or enjoy a picnic in the
countryside. Please note, if you order a picnic from the hotel, please do so
the evening before.
* 6 nights in a mix of guesthouse, inn and hotel accommodation
* 2 days hotel to hotel walking plus walks on days 3, 5 and 6; averaging 4
hours per day
* 3 walking transfers using the Welsh Highland Railway
* Summit the highest mountain in Wales - Snowdon
* Altitude maximum 1085m, maximum ascent 890m
The walks on this holiday highlight some of the Snowdonia National Park's
best scenery - both on foot and whilst journeying on the Welsh Highland
Railway. Walk across moorland, through ancient woodland, along spectacular
ridges and up to the summit of Snowdon along the Rhyd Ddu path - one of the
quieter ascents. There will be times when a head for heights is required.
This is a self-guided tour, as such there will be no group or tour leader and
you are free to complete the walks at your own pace. We have suggested that
8yrs is the minimum age for this trip, but as it is self-guided and you will
be leading your own family we will ultimately leave this decision up to you.
For those wanting to travel on their own there is a single supplement for the
accommodation and where there is only one "solo" traveller on a particular
departure there is also a solo traveller supplement.
Hotels and Guesthouses
On this trip, you'll stay in a mix of guesthouses and hotels. They all either
have their own restaurant or there are local options for eating. All the
accommodations are in traditional brick buildings with comfortable
furnishings and bedrooms are all ensuite.
As this is a self-guided holiday there is no group and no leader. A local
agent is on hand to assist you and will meet you at the beginning of the week
to go through the route directions and point out particular places of
interest. Your luggage is transferred and route directions and maps are
provided. The route directions also contain an emergency telephone number.
In an emergency, the local agent is normally able to dispatch a taxi if
required. They may wish to charge for this service. Please note: the walking
and luggage transfers included in this tour are subject to a minimum of 2
people (in total) booked on the departure. A supplement (payable in advance)
to cover these transfers and sole occupancy of a room will apply if only 1
person is travelling on a departure date.
Full English/Welsh Breakfasts are included throughout.
Try out traditional local country pubs for lunch or enjoy a picnic in the
countryside. Please note, if you order a picnic from the hotel, please do so
the evening before.
Your luggage will be transported between the hotels by taxi or minibus. The
local agent is often able to dispatch a taxi should you need it in an
emergency, but may wish to charge you for this service.
For this holiday, you have various arrival options - flights arrive into
Manchester and Liverpool Airports, trains run to Chester, Llandudno or
Porthmadog stations. If pre-booked, our friendly local taxi service will be
there to meet you on arrival and you will then be transferred to the first
hotel and the start of your holiday. Please just ensure that you have
informed either ourselves or the agent about your time of arrival.
Alternatively you can make your own way by car to the first hotel and park in
a secure local facility for the duration of your trip (there is a charge for
parking of £20 per vehicle).
The briefing will be given on the evening of arrival or the next morning - to
be confirmed by the local agent prior to arrival.
Summers in North Wales tend to be slightly cooler than you might expect and
winters can be milder especially on the coast, while higher, upland areas
have more chance of harsher weather conditions. The warmest months to visit
are from June through to August, although temperatures start to warm up
around April and remain pleasant until October time. We advise you take
waterproofs as rain / showers can occur at any time of year.
Walking boots
Water bottle
Daypack
Walking poles
Sun hat, sun cream and sunglasses
Warm jumper
Waterproofs
You will need money for lunches, snacks, drinks, dinners and entry to any
sites you wish to visit. Lunches can be inexpensive if you buy them from
local shops and make up a picnic, however if you stop at a pub you can easily
spend £15 each. Dinner can also vary in price between £15 in a pub to £30+
in a restaurant.
We would recommend budgeting £20 ‐ £50 a day for lunches and dinners and
allow an additional £10 a day for any extras. All your relevant train fares
for walking transfers and the train to Caernarfon at the end of the trip are
included.
* Travel insurance
* Single accommodation (available on request - compulsory supplement)
* Solo traveller supplement (if applicable on each departure date)
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