Tourist information – Eryri (Snowdonia) area

Narrow-gauge steam railway along the shore of Llyn Padarn. 40-minute journey using original locomotives from the slate quarrying era.

UNESCO World Heritage Site telling the story of Welsh slate industry. Features Britain's largest working waterwheel (50ft diameter).

Operating since 1896, heritage railway takes passengers 4.7 miles from Llanberis to the summit of Yr Wyddfa. 2.5-hour round trip with...

The world's fastest zip line, reaching speeds over 100mph. Also home to Bounce Below and other adventure activities.

Legendary mountaineering cafe established 1978, famous for generous portions, chip butties, and pint mugs of tea. An essential stop for...

Large hotel overlooking the Menai Straits, 15-minutes drive from Llanberis.

104-room hotel at the base of Snowdon, opposite the base of the Llanberis Path.

Family run hotel in Beddgelert, 30-minutes drive from Llanberis.

Award-winning food destination in a converted 18th-century farm with farm shop, bakery, butchery, dairy, tea-room and restaurant. Produces...

Dog-friendly pub serving locally-sourced Welsh cuisine with eggs from local hill farms and excellent selection of locally brewed beers and...

Alpkit's first Welsh store in a beautifully converted chapel. Outdoor clothing, camping equipment, and demo bikes for hire from £49/day.

Established 1966 by legendary climber Joe Brown. Technical rock climbing equipment, outdoor clothing, and gear with over 100 years of...

Independent climbing retailer established 2003, run by climbers for climbers. Strong sustainability ethos, with Llanberis Resoles boot...