South Snowdonia

Enjoy fantastic views of coast and country
Enjoy breath-taking views in Egryn

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Enjoy fantastic views of coast and country
Enjoy breath-taking views in Egryn

Remote unspoilt mountains steeped in history, deep wooded valleys and spectacular estuaries

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South Snowdonia

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Walking in and around South Snowdonia

There's plenty to explore. From a short walk up to Dinas Oleu in Barmouth, to a more challenging trek around the Cregennan lakes on the northern slopes of the Cadair Idris range.
Orienteering in Coed Berthlwyd

Have fun and test your navigation skills on one of our orienteering courses at Coed Berthlwyd.
Try something new in South Snowdonia

Be it mountain biking, bird watching, painting or walking - there's something here for everyone.

Follow the trail

View of Mawddach Estuary and Cardigan Bay

Dinas Oleu walk Barmouth

Walk from Barmouth town centre through the steep narrow winding streets of the Old Town and up to the top of gorse-covered Dinas Oleu.

Egryn walk, Barmouth

Step back in time as you explore this fantastic location with breath-taking views.

Ornamental Lake on the Dolmelynllyn Estate

Ornamental Lake walk, Dolmelynllyn

Take a short walk around the ornamental lake at Dolmelynllyn Estate. The circular path has viewing platforms extending out over the lake edge which makes it a fantastic place to watch wildlife. It’s been developed with accessibility in mind so is perfect for wheelchair users.

Views over ruins at the Cefn Coch goldmines

Dolmelynllyn Estate walk

See the spectacular Rhaeadr Ddu Falls and the fascinating remains of the Cefn Coch gold mine.

Rhaeadr Ddu and Coed Ganllwyd walk

A great waterside walk, taking you alongside the turbulent River Gamlan and past the magnificent Rhaeadr Ddu waterfalls.

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Wildlife

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Wild places in South Snowdonia

The landscapes of South Snowdonia provide rich ground for rare habitats. Find out what you can see from the ancient oak woodland at Dolmelynllyn to the volcanic rocks at Cregennan.

Wild places in South Snowdonia

South Snowdonia