Snowdonia national park

Hidden away, high up on a Llanberis mountainside is Snowdonia’s forgotten street of Anglesey Barracks.  A desolate place that was once home to a series of slate dwellings for quarrymen …

One of the best-hidden gems in Snowdonia National Park has to be Dinorwic Quarry which sits above the town of Llanberis. It’s a disused slate quarry that was once a …

One of my favourite experiences in Snowdonia National Park was the Aber Falls Walk in Gwynedd. It’s a scenic walk near the Carneddau that takes you to a magical dramatic …

The Cwm Idwal Walk is one of my favourite walks in all of Snowdonia National Park and even Wales. It’s a gradual ascent in Ogwen Valley that takes you to …

One of my favourite walks in North Wales has to be the Conwy Town Walls walk that I took on my recent trip to Snowdonia National Park. This walk allows …

Beddgelert is one of the most delightful and evocative villages in all of Snowdonia National Park.  Not only is it full of twee stone cottages and surrounded by a breathtaking …

One of the most intriguing buildings in the historic seaside town of Barmouth has to be the Barmouth Round House locally known as Ty Crwn. It was originally built in …

Known as the most formidable castle in Britain, Harlech Castle is truly a sight to behold in Snowdonia National Park. Built as one of Edward I’s ‘iron-ring’ castles, its dramatic location …

Did you know that the Smallest House in Britain is located in Conwy, North Wales?!  It’s a tiny abode of doll-size proportions that is now a tourist attraction visited by …

When I first arrived in Beddgelert, I was naturally charmed by this quaint village in the mountains of Snowdonia National Park. It’s hard not to be, as every corner looks …