All Eryri places
82 places
1Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)Wales’ highest summit, with huge views when the clouds cooperate
2Snowdon Mountain RailwayHistoric rack railway grinds past waterfalls to the Welsh summit
3Cader IdrisA high rocky summit above the dark bowl of Llyn Cau
4Harlech CastleA medieval fortress above dunes, sea, and mountain skyline
Hafod Eryri Summit Visitor CentreA summit building with panoramic views and a hard-earned café stop
5Betws-y-CoedA forest-framed village of bridges, rivers, and Victorian character
6LlanberisA lakeside mountain base with slate heritage and two railways
7Swallow Falls (Rhaeadr Ewynnol)Foaming cascades plunge through a limestone gorge beside the A5
8Zip World LlechweddSlate mines turned into a full day of underground adventure
9Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake)Wales’ largest natural lake, framed by mountains and weather
10TryfanA jagged summit where every ascent becomes a hands-on scramble
11BeddgelertSlate-roofed village where two rivers meet beneath rugged peaks
12Cwm IdwalA compact glacial amphitheatre wrapped around a mountain lake
13Llyn OgwenShallow ribbon lake mirroring the Glyderau, with Arthurian sword folklore
14Ffestiniog RailwaySteam, slate country, and tight bends on a historic mountain railway
15Welsh Highland RailwaySteam, mountain scenery, and a historic ride through Eryri
16Aber Falls (Rhaeadr Fawr)A 120-foot waterfall reached by an easy but uneven valley walk
17Llyn PadarnA mountain-ringed lake with slate history and wild-swimming appeal
18Blaenau FfestiniogSlate-built streets beneath the quarry scars of the Moelwynion
Coed y Brenin Visitor CentreBritain’s first purpose-built mountain-bike centre, now a quiet trailhead
19Harlech BeachA huge dune-backed beach with castle and mountain views
20Dolbadarn CastleLlywelyn's slate-walled round tower guarding the Llanberis Pass
21Llynnau MymbyrTwin lakes with Eryri’s classic Yr Wyddfa reflection
22Sygun Copper MineVictorian mine tunnels climb to a surprise mountain panorama
23Dolgoch FallsThree forest waterfalls linked by a steep, atmospheric ravine walk
Cwm Idwal CentreCoffee, showers and a doorway into a glacier-carved cwm
24Castell y BereRuined Welsh stronghold on a rocky crag above the Dysynni
25Y BalaA Welsh market town with a lake, river, and mountain backdrop
26DolgellauGrey dolerite townscape and tangled lanes beneath Cader Idris
27Gwydir Forest ParkWoodland lakes, old mines, and big views around Betws-y-Coed
28Llyn GwynantMountain reflections, cold swims, and a classic valley lake
29Aberglaslyn PassA rushing river threading a dramatic wooded gorge
30Talyllyn RailwayA lovingly preserved steam ride through the Fathew Valley
31Llanberis Lake RailwayA steam ride threading Llyn Padarn, slate country, and mountain views
32Bala Lake RailwayNarrow-gauge steam along Llyn Tegid, with Aran and Arenig views
33Glyder FawrA wild boulder plateau with wide views across Eryri
34Glyder FachA jagged summit crowned by the famous Cantilever Stone
35Carnedd LlewelynWindswept 1,064 m boulder plateau crowning the wild Carneddau ridges
36Moel SiabodWide panorama from a quieter summit above slate ruins and lake
37HarlechA steep old town linking castle, coast, and mountain views
38Zip World Betws-y-CoedSix woodland adventures, led by a surprisingly thrilling alpine coaster.
39Llyn DinasMirror-calm Glaslyn water beneath the dragon-legend hill of Dinas Emrys
40Conwy FallsA rushing gorge waterfall wrapped in ancient woodland
41Dolwyddelan CastleA rugged Welsh keep above the Lledr Valley
42Dinas EmrysA dragon legend, hillfort ruins, and a big Nant Gwynant view
43Yr YsgwrnA preserved farmhouse where Welsh poetry meets wartime memory
44Tŷ Mawr WybrnantA quiet Tudor farmhouse tied to the Welsh Bible's defining translation
45Bedd Gelert (Gelert's Grave)A riverside memorial wrapped in Wales' most famous dog legend
46Llyn TrawsfynyddOspreys, wild brown trout and an eight-mile loop around dammed water
47Llyn CauA glacial lake tucked beneath Cadair Idris's steep crater rim
48Llyn LlydawMountain lake crossed by a stone causeway below Yr Wyddfa
49Llyn CrafnantA forest-ringed reservoir with easy lake walks and mountain reflections
50Llyn CwellynA quiet mountain lake with a rare accessible boardwalk
Betws-y-Coed Information CentreA practical base for maps, walks, and mountain-day know-how
Beddgelert Information CentreA practical base for maps, mountain days, and Beddgelert know-how
Cader Idris Visitor CentreA stone mountain base with wildlife exhibits and gentle woodland paths
51Carnedd DafyddA rugged 1,044m summit with wide Carneddau ridge views
52Y Garn (Glyderau)A 947-metre summit with a front-row view of the Glyderau
53Moel HebogA proud 783-metre summit with sweeping views across the ridges
54Aran FawddwyA rugged 905-metre summit with broad views across mid-Wales
55Rhinog FawrA rough-edged summit with big views and a wilder feel.
56Tŷ Hyll (The Ugly House)A storybook stone cottage with a surprisingly lovely pollinator garden
57Conwy Valley Railway MuseumMiniature trains and railway history beside Betws-y-Coed station
58Llyn GeirionyddA forest-framed lake with a poet's monument and mountain views
59Rhaeadr Ddu (Black Falls)Two mossy cascades drop about 60 feet through ancient oak woodland
60Pistyll CainA thunderous forest waterfall reached by an easy-moderate river walk
61Rhaeadr MawddachA rain-fed cascade beside old gold workings in deep woodland
62Fairy Glen (Ffos Anoddun)Mossy rock gorge where the Conwy squeezes through wooded rapids
63Moelwyn MawrA quiet 770-metre summit above slate country and sweeping views
64Arenig FawrA quiet 854-metre summit with a B-17 memorial and broad views
65Dinorwig Slate QuarryThirty galleries of abandoned slate terraces high above Llyn Padarn
66Cwmorthin Slate QuarrySlate ruins, a mountain lake, and a steep path into industrial history
67Cymer AbbeyThree medieval arches frame the Mawddach valley
68Bryn Cader FanerA spiky Bronze Age cairn crowning a lonely Rhinogydd hillside
69Plas Brondanw GardensTopiary, turquoise details, and mountain views in a garden of rooms
70Trefriw Woollen MillsA living Welsh weaving mill where the looms still earn their keep
71Tŷ SiamasA Welsh folk-music centre in a handsome former market hall
72Fairy Falls (Rhaeadr y Tylwyth Teg)Twenty-five feet of white water, ten minutes from the car park
Llyn Gwynant CampsiteLakeside camping with direct access to wild swimming and mountain walks
Hafod y Llan CampsiteTents-only pitches on a working hill farm beside the Watkin Path
73AberdyfiA harbour village where mountains meet Cardigan Bay
Aberdyfi Information CentreStaffed local know-how, maps and bed booking beside the Wharf
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Eryri Tour Guide
Eryri, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Eryri National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Pen y Pass and Yr Wyddfa0:00 / 0:35
“You're approaching Pen y Pass, the starting point for the Pyg and Miners' tracks up Yr Wyddfa. Both are serious, roughly six-hour mountain walks, despite the Miners' Track's gentle opening beside the lakes.”
Plays as you drive up to Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) in the Parkwolf Eryri Tour Guide.
More stories near here in the app
- The Corner Above the Pass
- The Crowd at Gladstone Rock
- Watkin Path from Pont Bethania
- Rhyd Ddu Path to Yr Wyddfa
- 298 audio storiesacross Eryri’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor Grey Heron, Tawny Owl, Common Raven, and 9 more
- Works offlinemaps, 120 trails, 82 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
“Fantastic app with many points of information… It’s great to just turn on while you’re driving and it gives you an audio tour of the national Park. We love it!!!!”
