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North Wales has a lot to see and do so 7 days is a great amount of time for your North Wales Road Trip. If you can’t spare that amount of time or are just briefly visiting North Wales, you will be surprised how much you can see in a day or two. There are a few routes to the top, I have done it from Pen Y Pass a few times which I recommend, and if you don’t fancy the walk you can use the Snowdon Mountain Railway train to help you which is especially good if you’re in North Wales with children.
Zip World Penrhyn Quarry 8. Slate Cavern Gold and Bouncing at Zip World (Eryri National Park – Snowdonia National Park) P.S When you arrive at Anglesey, try and stop at the Snowdonia Panoramic view point. On a clear day, you can see all the Mountains in Snowdonia. There is also a really useful slate sign that tells you all the mountains you can see from that point.
North Wales, one of Britain's oldest and most established tourist regions, offers an abundance of excellent holiday attractions within a relatively small area. Road signs proclaiming "Croeso i Gymru" (Welcome to Wales) greet visitors as they enter the country and bear witness to the warm, inviting hospitality of the Welsh.
We had a great afternoon hiking here last year. We parked up in Llanberis main car park and headed straight into the forest between the two lakes here. If you search for Dinorwig Quarry on Google maps, you’ll find it easily. We have some paddle boards and recently took them out onto the sea from Llandudno beach. We found it easy to park right by the beach and get to the water carrying the boards. The water was a bit choppy for us but if it was a nice still day, this is a great paddle boarding spot in North Wales. For tourist and holiday places, Llandudno is one of the top places to go in North Wales! 26. Gwrych Castle (Conwy) In recent years Llandudno has reinvented itself as an artistic and creative hub, with many Art Galleries popping up throughout the town. Now let’s go into my complete list of the best places to visit in North Wales to help you plan your North Wales trip or holiday! 1. Yr Wyddfa (Mount Snowdon) (Eryri National Park – Snowdonia National Park) Bangor also has a beach, pier and is a great seaside pitstop for a few hours. It’s definitely worth visiting Wales’ oldest City but you don’t need to plan much time here.
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Beddgelert is known as one of the loveliest villages in Snowdonia. This picturesque stone-built village, nestled amongst mountains and forests, is ideally positioned for exploring the National Park. The bridge from mainland Wales to Anglesey is pretty impressive. But not as impressive as Anglesey. Full of Geological landforms, rolling hills and Blue Waters, this is one of the most incredible stops on a North Wales Road Trip.
If you fancy some wild swimming in North Wales, this place is for you too! 6. Betsw-y-Coed (Eryri National Park – Snowdonia National Park) There are approximately 20 towns and villages along the coastal walk with the official starting point at Holyhead. The region is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and provides an array of dunes, cliffs, farmland, marshes and woodlands to enjoy. The more easterly of the two beaches, North Shore, is bounded by another headland, Little Orme. One of the most popular things to do here is hopping aboard the Great Orme Tramway. The only cable-hauled tramline in Britain, it has been taking visitors on a lovely journey to the top of the Great Orme, with its superb views over the Irish Channel, since 1902. Notable features that make this a fun family day out include a number of delightful gardens; picnic areas (including beautiful views over the Snowdonia mountains); and a playground for kids.
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If you are up for an intense hike, be sure to add Mount Tryfan to your list of places to go in North Wales and places for hiking in North Wales. Betws-y-Coed has lots of facilities compared to other smaller villages so it’s a great place to stop on a Wales Road Trip too!
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