There is an
abundance of things to do in and around the area - Harlech beach, a
pristine stretch of sand that seems
to go on forever,
you'll find an
amazing
thirteenth century
castle behind
you, the stunning
Llyn Peninsula
across the bay
before you, and
Mount Snowdon
itself dominating
the skyline.
The surrounding area is fantastic
trekking
and climbing country. On a clear
day,
the walks behind the village are
truly
awe- inspiring. In
Spring, the woods are
carpeted with bluebells and in
autumn
the greenery turns to a rainbow of
colours.
Mountain lakes, rivers and streams
abound,
full of trout and salmon, including
the stunning
River Artro, which runs through Llanbedr.
River Artro, which runs through Llanbedr.
Apart from superb beaches, there
are plenty of other family activities. Golf at Royal St Davids,
horse riding, steam trains which have taken the leg work out of
climbing Snowdon since 1896, and you can still take one to the summit
today. Another incredible thirteen and a half mile steam journey into
the heart of Snowdonia, takes the old miner's route from Porthmadog
to the Slate Mines at Blaenau Ffestiniog .
Portmeirion
is a unique place to visit, full of fascinating architecture collected
from
around the world by its eccentric
founder/owner. Not forgetting Shell Island
the largest camp site in Europe.
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Llanbedr Beer Festival
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