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Snowdonia offers numerous opportunities for those looking to make the most of the fresh mountain air
and stunning landscapes of this unique area of Britain. Man has also left his mark on Snowdonia from Neolithic times onwards,
leaving behind a rich heritage that is waiting to be explored.
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Activities:
- Birdwatching
- Walking
- Climbing
- Mountain Biking
- Fishing
- Painting
- Golf
- Horse Riding
Walking
These walks all require mountaineering skills including navigation and a reasonable level of fitness,
and are also weather dependent.
Climbing
Climbing in the south of the Park it
is much less popular, and routes are consequently often vegetated. But if you are looking for solitude then this is the area
to go. Craig Cowach (Cywarch) boasts good climbing on numerous buttresses.
Birdwatching
The rich diversity of habitats in Snowdonia attracts many species of bird to the
area. Habitats include upland bog such as the Migneint (the largest expanse of blanket bog in Wales), rocky crags, coniferous
woodland, sheltered ancient woodland, river estuaries, and coastline. Snowdonia is ideal for those with an interest in birdwatching.
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