Snowdon is the tallest mountain in Wales and takes, on average, 7 hours to walk up and down it's steep slopes. Most people are physically...

The weather on Snowdon can vary considerably, and your clothing choices should prepare you for the worst while you hope for the best....

Knowing grid references is an important map reading skill which could save your life! Grid references are a series of letters and numbers...

If you are thinking of heading up a mountain like Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) without taking a map, then think again! Map reading is the...

Snowdonia cheese is produced by the Snowdonia Cheese Company. The family business is based in beautiful North Wales and has a distinctive...

Snowdon is located in North Wales. The Snowdonia National Park is named after it's highest and most iconic peak. Snowdon is the most...

Snowdonia (' Eryri' in Welsh) is a popular tourist destination and Wales's longest established National Park. It covers a vast 823...

Snowdonia's Welsh name is ' Eryi ' which translates as either 'eagle' or 'highlands'. It is a fitting name for the National Park that is...

Over half a million people climb Snowdon every year, making it the most popular mountain in the UK. There are six main footpaths of...

Climbing Snowdon is challenging especially in the winter. You need to give careful consideration to the weather and the gear you take...

Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa, 1085m) is higher than Scafell Pike (978m) making it the highest mountain in England and Wales. Hiker on Crib Goch,...

At 1085m Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) is the highest mountain in Wales and the busiest mountain in the UK with over half a million successful...

Snowdonia ('Eryri' in Welsh) covers an area of 823 square miles and is Wales' largest National Park. You can visit Snowdonia National...

With its towering mountains, stunning valleys, rural villages, world-class coastline and UNESCO world heritage slate mines, there is a...

The best ways to get to and around Snowdonia.