Winter Walk at Dyffryn Gardens
After the hectic energy which often accompanies the end of one year and the start of another, a quiet winter walk is a great way to look after your body and mind during the ongoing winter months.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Pick-up your winter wander leaflet from the Welcome Centre when you arrive, it has a full-site map of the gardens and all the most interesting sections of the garden during the winter are highlighted so you can easily find them. Features such as snowdrops, early crocuses, Christmas Box, and ornamental grass. The map also points out where you can find our Glasshouse for a warming taste of the tropical even in the heart of winter.
On the back of the leaflet you can learn a bit about what our gardeners are up to over the winter and what we need to do to prepare the gardens for the spring.
Times
Prices
Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Suitability
Visitors of all and any ages are welcome.
- Meeting point
Pick up your Winter Wander leaflet at the Welcome Centre when you arrive.
- What to bring and wear
Dress for the weather.
- Accessibility
There is an accessible route round the gardens.
- Other
Normal admission applies, admission is free to National Trust members.
Upcoming events
Fall into Autumn at Dyffryn Gardens
Celebrate the turning of the seasons this autumn with a series of events and installations specially designed to help you dive into autumn and relish in this beautiful season.
New audio tour at Dyffryn Gardens
Take a free tour with the Head Gardener and Arborist at Dyffryn Gardens as they take you through the trees and plants of Dyffryn during the autumn season.
Autumn walk at Dyffryn Gardens
Witness the gardens transition from the lush abundance of summer to the rich rainbow of autumn on a self-led walk with a special autumn map.
Do you dare? October half term at Dyffryn Gardens
This October half term find out all about the creepy creepy-crawlies that live here at Dyffryn. The question is...do you dare?