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Snowdonia Tours & Walks
Join us for guided walks around the most spectacular mountain range in Wales.
Our Style
Our Tours & Guides
Join us for guided walks around the most spectacular mountain range in Wales. Here are some examples of guided days in various areas although with the area being so large and varied we can tailor a day or multi day trip to suit your requirements. Please feel free to contact us for any specific requirements you may have. We offer family friendly half day walks to achievable summits and also low level walks.
For anyone undertaking Mountain Training qualifications we also offer refresher days for navigation, steep ground training and expedition practice.
Individuals, groups and families please contact us to discuss your requirements.
We have excellent contacts with local campsites and self catered accommodation which can be booked on your behalf if required.
Route Options
Planning Your Walk
Take your pick on the route that suites you to get to the top of the highest mountain in Wales and England. Most routes start from virtually sea level so expect to gain 1000m of elevation.
We offer the more standard routes from Llanberis and Pen Y Pas but our favourite routes are the Watkin Path passing the famous crystal clear swimming spots, perfect after a days walking. Other favourite routes are from the Rhyd Ddu Valley taking in the South ridge and Rhyd Ddu path.
We can also offer varied circular routes of the area which can include a wild camp option. One of my favourites being the South Snowdon horseshoe which takes us over Y lliwedd, officially the highest precipice in Wales.
Moel Siabod
Heading out from Capel Curig which has a wonderful campsite we head up to one of my personal favourites. With an option of a simple grade 1 scramble or an alternative route this a beautiful walk which gives one of the best views of the Snowdonia range.
Cnicht
An often overlooked mountain which offers a beautiful walk with a simple scramble to the summit. Being in the Moelwynion mountain range this is a perfect walk for a wild camp and swim in what is a remote and less trodden area.
Carneddau
Across the Ogwen valley from Tryfan lies the exposed and remote Carneddau area. Up Pen Yr Ole Wen to circle some truly magnificent peaks looking out to the North Wales coast. If lucky we`ll see the famous Carneddau ponies which habit this area.
Y Garn
We leave from Nant Peris and climb straight up to Y Garn and on to Elidir fawr. This is a spectacular circular route with beautiful views across to Tryfan and the Ogwen valley.
Nantlle Ridge
A beautiful ridge walk from the Rhyd Ddu Valley with a mixture of easy scrambling and small elements of exposure, this walk really does offer everything. With views across to Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula.
Moel Hebog
We start this walk from the beautiful town of Beddgelert. We then head across to Moel Yr Ogof and search for The cave where Owain Glyndwr famously hid. We complete the walk by continuing on to Moel Lefryn.
Cadair Idris
A truly wonderful mountain in Southern Snowdonia. Again all paths start at pretty much sea level and with the mountain being 893m its quite a climb but worth every step for the incredible views to Barmouth and its estuary.
