Exploring Newborough Forest and Ynys Llanddwyn
Exploring the Anglesey coastline is a must if you are visiting this part of the world. This stretch of pristine…
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Cwm Idwal – A Family Friendly Snowdonian Adventure
I am totally at home when I am surrounded by nature, no matter what the weather. Luckily my two young…
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Tryfan, The Glyders and Devil’s Kitchen, Snowdonia
This walk is set in Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. This walk starts in the “Milestone Buttress” car park…
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Hiking the Nantlle Ridge – Snowdonia
One of the reasons that I go to the mountains is to disappear for a few hours. To find some…
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Llangorse Lake Skyline Walk – Brecon Beacons
The Brecon Beacons in South Wales allows for easy access to remote beautiful and wild, hill walks. One of my…
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A Walk In Craig Cerrig-gleisiad & Fan Frynych National Nature Reserve
As my wife is from Brecon, we often return to visit family. Whilst she talks with her sisters about school…
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Knock Your Rocks Off, Go Below – Snowdonia, North Wales
Many people on holiday would prefer a relaxing, fun-under-the-sun vacation. However, when in Wales, one particular activity to participate in…
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Hiking The Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path
One of United Kingdom’s greatest natural features is its coastline. There are over 7,000 miles of it if you include…
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A Walk Of Waterfalls: Betws-y-Coed to Swallow Falls, Conwy
Amongst the amazing hills of the Welsh valleys and mountains of Snowdonia, lies a quaint village called Betws-y-Coed. Known in…
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Portmeirion – Little Italy In Wales And The Set Of The Prisoner
“I am not a number; I’m a free man!” If that quote means anything to you, you are either of…
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A Weekend in Abergavenny and Sugar Loaf Mountain
Summertime in Wales, a long weekend and a campsite perfectly located in Abergavenny with stunning views all around. This was…
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Plas Brondanw – A House That Inspired An Italianate Village
Our most recent family holiday this year was to Wales, to be honest you can’t really go to a better…
