Mountain walks
Of the six main paths that lead to the summit of Snowdon
three are accesible from the village of Llanberis;
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Sporting events
Llanberis is host to many international sporting events including
the Snowdon marathon and the race to summit of Snowdon.
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Directions to Llanberis Follow the A55 North Wales coast road or
take the more scenic route through the mountains and enjoy the scenery
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| Llanberis is the lakeside mountain village that lies at the foot of
Snowdon surrounded by the dramatic scenery of the Snowdonia national
park with its crystal clear lakes and mountain streams.
The wooded valley sides and heather moors provide a fantastic environment where visitors can enjoy a huge range of outdoor activities or visit the many attractions available around Llanberis. Visit the Llanberis country park and enjoy a lakeside train journey and picnic. Take a trip to the top of the highest mountain in England and Wales by train! or on foot using one of the established footpaths to the summit of Snowdon and enjoy the views from Hafod Eryri, the new summit cafe. read more... |
With our position on the high street and a large gated car park our accommodation provides the ideal bed and breakfast location. With only a few minutes walk to the Llanberis TIC, HSBC bank and cashpoint and all the local amenities. Only ten minutes walk to the Snowdon Mountain Railway. read more... |
- High street location
- Large gated car park
- Free all day parking
- Quite and secluded area
- Close to all amenities
- Main bedroom en-suite
- Twin room with own bathroom
- Tea and coffee facilities
- LCD flat screen television
- Secure mountain bike storage
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Summit Conditions
All paths to the summit of Snowdon are now clear of snow but cold weather clothing should still be carried. The summit cafe still remains closed but there is a rumour that it is due to open for the coming bank holiday. The Snowdon mountain railway are only running trains as far as the Clogwyn station which leaves about a forty minutes walk to the summit.
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All paths to the summit of Snowdon are now clear of snow but cold weather clothing should still be carried. The summit cafe still remains closed but there is a rumour that it is due to open for the coming bank holiday. The Snowdon mountain railway are only running trains as far as the Clogwyn station which leaves about a forty minutes walk to the summit.
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Local places to eat
Petes eats provides food for the walker and climber in a warm and friendly atmosphere and is only five minutes walk from Swn-y-Gwynt. The Peak brasseri is at the other end of the high street, opposite the new Joe Browns clothing shop and has a menu which changes each month. The food is of excellent quality. Click on the link below to view this months menu.
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Petes eats provides food for the walker and climber in a warm and friendly atmosphere and is only five minutes walk from Swn-y-Gwynt. The Peak brasseri is at the other end of the high street, opposite the new Joe Browns clothing shop and has a menu which changes each month. The food is of excellent quality. Click on the link below to view this months menu.
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