Without doubt in 2026 North Wales will again be one of the best places in the United Kingdom for mountain biking!
Equally if gravel biking is more your thing then you will find epic forest trails and tracks to ride along - just ask us for more information!
So if you are ready to embark on an adrenaline-fueled adventure that will take your mountain bike skills to a whole new level why not plan your trip now!
North Wales is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and, of course, its magnificent castles.
From towering medieval fortresses to romantic ruins, the region is a treasure trove for history lovers and castle enthusiasts!
Four of the castles - Conwy, Caernarfon, Beaumaris and Harlech - are designated as a World Heritage Site because of their historical significance.
If you're planning a visit to North Wales, make sure to explore any of these captivating castles that showcase the area's heritage and splendour.
North Wales is a hidden gem for golf enthusiasts, a place where you will find some of the finest and most picturesque courses in the UK and Ireland that cater to players of all skill levels.
Whether you are after a golf course nestled within the stunning mountains of Eryri | Snowdonia or one situated on a dramatic coastline, all of these offer not just a challenging round of golf but also guaranteed breathtaking views that will make every swing memorable!
North Wales and Eryri | Snowdonia is without doubt one of the most popular walking and hiking destinations in the UK!
It is clear to see why - on offer are mountain peaks, lush valleys, waterfalls, echoes of the area’s industrial past and views of the coast from high ground.
So here are some less popular but no less rewarding alternative walks and hidden gems that we have enjoyed ourselves and recommend!
Eryri | Snowdonia National Park in North Wales, known for its rugged beauty and stunning landscapes, is a haven for wild swimmers seeking to connect with nature in a unique way.
With its numerous lakes, rivers, and waterfalls, this beautiful part of Wales offers a plethora of wild swimming locations that cater to swimmers of all levels.
Whether you're a seasoned wild swimmer or a beginner looking to dip your toes into this invigorating activity, Eryri | Snowdonia has something to offer for everyone!
The historic and medieval walled town of Conwy - just 10 miles north of Crafnant House, our B&B in Eryri | Snowdonia - is full of great attractions and is the perfect day out during your holiday in North Wales.
There are so many fun things to do in the town! You can walk along the town walls, explore the ancient castle and Elizabethan buildings and see the smallest house in Great Britain.
So here is our visitors guide - we recommend a visit to the town to everybody staying at our B&B as it is unmissable, even on a rainy day!
Crafnant House - Bed & Breakfast
High Street
Trefriw, near Betws-y-Coed
Eryri | Snowdonia
North Wales
LL27 0JH
☏ : 01492 640809
