Step into Spring by exploring the natural beauty of Snowdonia. From cycling in the open grounds, to visiting the most popular walking destinations. There are a plethora of places to explore and admire the outstanding views Snowdonia has to offer. If you need a place to stay during your visit, then a Caernarfon hotel with parking is one to consider!
Aber Falls
Aber Falls is a waterfall just a few miles from the village of Abergwyngregyn. The waterfall itself is 37 metres high which ends with a pool, open for strong swimmers to jump in. But, please ensure you keep safe and swim with caution.
There is also an accessible footpath, and perfect for those who prefer a shorter walking route. Stop for a picnic with friends and family whilst you enjoy the outstanding views of this location of Snowdonia.
At this location, you can also find the Aber Falls Distillery. Here, you can choose from enjoying a tour of the distillery, or perhaps you’d like to create your very own personalised gin flavour at the Gin Lab Experience.
Newborough Forest
Newborough Forest is situated on the Isle of Anglesey. This location is also one of the red squirrel conservation sites in the UK, due to the decline in this species across the country. Most of this 2000 acre land has been declared a National Nature Reserve.
There’s lots to explore at Newborough forest, from the dunes on the beach, cycling trails, horse riding and the option to experience Orienteering courses too. Newborough Warren beach is known as one of the largest sand dune areas in Great Britain, now popular with an array of wildlife, including birds.
Caernarfon Castle
We can dream that Spring will bring some warmer weather after the current Winter season. This will provide a great reason to step outdoors and explore some culture and heritage of Caernarfon Castle. This popular castle has been named as one of the extraordinary buildings of the Middle Ages.
Water Activities
If you’d love to get involved in water sports this season, then the National White Water Rafting Centre is the ideal location to explore this. This centre is based close to Bala in North Wales and has grown to be a popular choice for water activity finatics.
Penrhyn Quarry Adventures
Penrhyn Quarry is now the location of the fastest zip line in the world. Travel at speeds up to 100 mph and take in the beautiful views surrounding Snowodnia. Velocity 2 on site will send you down the 1.5 kilometre zip line, travel with up to 4 people at a time – great for experiencing together with friends and family.
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