Electric Mountain

Electric Mountain is the largest pumped storage hydro-electric power station in Europe. This marvel of human engineering is situated within the Elidir Mountain and provides the perfect opportunity to lose yourself in the science behind the fascinating eco generators.

The underground tour is not to be missed, and their signature indoor play area known as The Den will keep younger members of your family entertained whilst you explore, or even stop at the cafe for a snack. 

Birds of Snowdonia

The mountainous landscape of Eryri (Snowdonia) is rich with diverse wildlife but its habitats are particularly suited to local and nesting birds. This is precisely the thing that has helped the national park gain its reputation as a bird watcher’s paradise.

Equipped with well located hides that promise an ideal view of birds including breeding ospreys, oystercatchers, redstarts and other beautiful creatures, Bird Watching in Eryri is an undoubtedly memorable experience.

National Slate Museum

Immerse yourself in the vast history of an industry that shaped Wales today by visiting the famed National Slate Museum. This structure, shadowed by the great Elidir Mountain, this national treasure has been built within the workshops that once serviced the Dinorwic slate quarry above.

An assortment of talks, demonstrations and events that are suitable for disabled visitors run all year round, giving you a glimpse into the lives of the once grand Eryri (Snowdonia) miners. 

Harlech Castle

Harlech Castle (Cadw) marks the coast surrounding Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park by overlooking the sheer cliff face beside it. Mounted amongst the Welsh peaks, this World Heritage Site boasts magnificent views and a rich history from the design of crafty castle defences to holding its ground during battle.

You may now enter the castle via a ‘floating footbridge’ as was originally intended. For a stunning family day out, visit Harlech Castle and the surrounding town and landscape.

Adventure Parc Snowdonia 

For those who prefer a holiday fuelled by adrenaline, choose your own adventure at Adventure Parc Snowdonia. From surfing in the world’s first inland lagoon to Ninja Laser, Indoor Caving and soft play experiences, this leisure packed park boasts everything there is to love about the coast.

Whether you wish to relax to the sounds of coastal waves or dive right into the assault courses, book your day at Adventure Parc Snowdonia when you stay at Rhyd Y Galen Caravan Park. 

Coed Y Brenin Forest 

Coed Y Brenin Forest Park has something for everyone. Mountain biking, walking and running trails fit for all abilities, Puzzle Trails, Orienteering Trails, Bike Shop, Bike Hire, Bike Wash and Cafe.

The visitor centre is open seven days a week and marks the start of one of mountain bikers’ top destinations. Here you can explore leisurely trails or develop your skills, whether you’re a novice or expert in the sport. 

National White Water Centre

Book the ultimate white water rafting experience in North Wales to take your getaway to the next level. This thrill seeking encounter will bring everyone in the family out of their shell, with most activities suitable for ages 12+.

Spin your way down thrilling rapids in a natural river environment, with plenty of opportunities to swim, have a stroll and even through a pristine river during the Canyoning Experience. The National White Water Centre is not to be missed. 

Aber Falls 

If you’re looking for a serene walk in the depths of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park then look no further than Aber Falls Path.

Starting on a single track in Abergwyngregyn village, this 2 mile walk allows you to submerge yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Welsh countryside and takes you to the Aber Falls waterfall in the foothills of the Carneddau mountains. If you’re travelling without children, make sure to check out the Aber Falls Distillery along the way.