If the calming sound of cascading water fills your soul with joy, you're in for a treat.
Here are some great hikes to explore in Gwynedd.
Juls · reviewed over 4 years ago
Completed over five days in August 2021, mostly wildcamping with one night in a hostel. Occassionally moderate though not strenuous with no huge elevations. The Mignient Marshes should not be underestimated though, especially if it has been raining. A gem of a hike through the industrial and social history of a much loved area.
Crem · reviewed over 1 year ago
Hiked down on 25.06.2025 with my brothers after hiking pyg track up to summit. Weather down was mist and slight rain but still a nice walk. Quite rocky and loose underfoot but a great hike down, few steep bits but easy enough
Lee · reviewed over 3 years ago
Fantastic! The best waterfall in Wales. I've been here so many times, and it never fails to delight. Well worth the walk. The path is even pushchair/wheelchair friendly, so I'd say this is an all ability trail. Well worth it for the views of Aber Falls.
Welsh 3000s (Precision Traverse)
Jacob @ Mountain Craft · reviewed 9 months ago
The definitive Welsh 3000s traverse. This verified route follows the classic line starting at Pen y Pass, tackling the famous Crib Goch ridge first, crossing the rocky Glyderau, and finishing on the remote slopes of the Carneddau above Aber Falls. It’s a massive 50km endurance challenge covering 14 summits. While we often use a Bethesda finish on our guided events for logistics, this GPX represents the 'Gold Standard' traditional route. A true test of mountain fitness.
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