Eryri (Snowdonia)

View of the Idwal Slabs in Cwm Idwal Valley, Carneddau and Glyderau, Gwynedd, Wales — Cwm Idwal Valley in Snowdonia, Wales | © National Trust Images/Chris Lacey

An awe-inspiring landscape steeped in myth and legend. Discover spectacular mountain peaks, glacial lakes and ancient woodlands with some of the wildest scenery in the country in Eryri (Snowdonia).

Things to see and do in Eryri

Walkers, seen from a distance, on the Watkin Path on Hafod Y Llan farm, Snowdonia — Walkers on the Watkin Path on Hafod y Llan farm | © National Trust Images / Paul Harris

Hafod y Llan: Discover things to do at Hafod y Llan farm in Snowdonia on the slopes of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) including walks and nature to see. Part of the largest farm managed by the National Trust is designated as a National Nature Reserve.Explore Hafod y Llan
South Snowdonia: Explore the remote rugged landscapes of South Snowdonia. Ancient oak woodland at Dolmelynllyn and the volcanic rocks at Cregennan provide natural habitats for a wide variety of wildlife.Explore South Snowdonia
Mountains in Snowdonia: Explore the spectacular peaks of Wales for an exhilarating mountain adventure with wildlife, history, and breathtaking views. From the Brecon Beacons to the dizzying heights of Snowdonia, discover the top rugged mountains in the wild Welsh landscape.Explore mountains in Wales

Our work in Snowdonia

Shepherd Trefor Jones on the steep mountainside with Welsh Mountain sheep on Hafod Y Llan farm in Snowdonia, Wales — Sheperd on Hafod y Llan farm, Snowdonia  | © National Trust Images/Paul Harris

Farming in Snowdonia: Learn about conservation shepherding, restoring water vole habitat and how blanket bogs are playing a vital role in flood management at farms in Snowdonia.Learn more about farming in Snowdonia
Upper Conwy Catchment Project: We’re working on a long-term project in the Conwy catchment to tackle climate change and reduce extreme flooding for the benefit of nature, wildlife and people.Learn more about our work

Myths and legends in Snowdonia

Welsh myths and folklore: Snowdonia is the home of many Welsh legends. One of the most famous is the story of the red and white dragons at Dinas Emrys, close to Craflwyn and Beddgelert.Discover the myths

Places to stay in Snowdonia

The exterior of Tal y Braich, Betws y Coed, Gwynedd | © National Trust / Chris Lacey

Holiday cottages in Snowdonia: Find your ideal cottage as a base for exploring the magical mountains, lakes and wooded valleys of Snowdonia. From small cottages for two to larger farmhouses.Find a cottage in Snowdonia