Blick auf eine malerische Berglandschaft mit See bei Sonnenuntergang. Snowdonia, Wales, Vereinigtes Königreich.
Junge Lämmer stehen auf einer mit Moos bedeckten Steinmauer. Snowdonia, Wales, Vereinigtes Königreich.

Things to do and see in Snowdonia

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What should you do in Snowdonia?

The second largest national park in the UK, Snowdonia National Park, has so much to offer for a varied outdoor vacation. At the heart of Snowdonia is Mount Snowdon, and there are many other wonderful peaks, lakes, waterfalls and beaches. You can explore the landscapes by hiking, cycling, climbing, horse riding, ziplining or white water rafting. Cultural highlights include Harlech Castle and the National Slate Museum.

Der Berg Snowdon im Snowdonia Nationalpark, Wales, Großbritannien.

Snowdon

The highest mountain in Wales

Harlech Castle mit Mount Snowdon im Hintergrund, Wales, Großbritannien.

Harlech Castle

The fortress from the 13th century

Malerische Moorlandschaft mit der Fluss Mawddach, Snowdonia-Nationalpark, Wales, Vereinigtes Königreich.

Mawddach Trail

Great cycling and hiking tours

Things to do and see in Snowdonia

Mount Snowdon

The highest peak in Wales, Mount Snowdon is the centerpiece of Snowdonia National Park. Whether you choose to hike one of its scenic trails or take the historic mountain railway, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views across the rugged landscape. On clear days, you can see as far as Ireland.More...

Harlech Castle

Perched dramatically above the sea, Harlech Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that tells the story of medieval Wales. Walk its mighty walls, explore its towers, and take in panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and coastline — once a key stronghold in Welsh history.

Bala Lake

Bala Lake, or Llyn Tegid, is the largest natural lake in Wales. A haven for water sports, it’s the perfect spot for kayaking, sailing, or simply enjoying a lakeside stroll. The peaceful setting and mountain backdrop make it a favorite for families and nature lovers alike.

Swallow Falls

One of the most photographed natural wonders in Wales, Swallow Falls is a spectacular series of waterfalls near Betws-y-Coed. Listen to the roar of the water as it cascades through a wooded gorge — a perfect stop on any Snowdonia adventure.

The Slate Trail

Explore Snowdonia’s industrial heritage along the Slate Trail, where you’ll pass through former quarries, miners’ villages, and striking mountain scenery. This route tells the story of the slate industry that shaped the region and offers a unique perspective on its cultural landscape.Less

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