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A freefall experience over Eryri with Skydiving Snowdonia
 

A freefall experience over Eryri with Skydiving Snowdonia

For a North Wales adventure you’ll never forget, why not take a freefall experience over Eryri with Skydiving Snowdonia.

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World Heritage Status Given To North Wales Slate Mines
 

World Heritage Status Given To North Wales Slate Mines

North Wales has a rich industrial heritage and the region has been recognised with World Heritage Status given to North Wales Slate Mines

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Do you speak Welsh? A quick guide to learning a few words of Cymraeg
 

Dwi'n caru Cymraeg – I love Welsh: the reason we all want more Cymraeg

According to a popular language learning app, Welsh is now the fastest growing language in the U.K. with the number of new learners in 2020 up 44% on 2019

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A guide to Snowdonia’s Dark Sky Reserve and star gazing in North Wales
 

A guide to Eryri’s Dark Sky Reserve and star gazing in North Wales

Are you a watcher of stars? Awarded Dark Sky Reserve Status in 2015, the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park is one of the best places in the UK to gaze at night skies

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Secret Mountains Series. A guide to the lesser known peaks of North Wales.
 

Secret Mountains Series. A guide to the lesser known peaks of North Wales.

There are plenty of places to explore in Snowdonia beyond the mighty colossus that is Snowdon. But how well do you know the lesser known peaks of North Wales?

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Snowdonia’s landscapes and the artists it has inspired
 

Eryri's (Snowdonia) landscapes and the artists it has inspired

There are few places on earth as stunningly diverse and beautiful as Eryri (Snowdonia). Here are some of our favourite artists who this region has inspired

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The Rainy Day Survival Guide: 6 Indoor Adventures in North Wales That Aren't Boring

Don’t let a bit of Welsh rain stop your holiday. Discover 6 epic indoor adventures in North Wales that range from neon underground trampolines to beautiful historic libraries.

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Beyond Yr Wyddfa: 5 Incredible But Quieter Eryri Peaks to Climb

Escape the crowds on Yr-Wyddfa (Snowdon) and discover five incredible, quieter alternative mountain peaks to climb in Eryri (Snowdonia), complete with difficulty levels and parking tips.

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10 Must-Visit Holiday Breakfast Spots  

From the Llyn Peninsula to Anglesey, to the heart of Eryri and beyond, we’ve rounded up 10 must-visit holiday breakfast spots you won’t want to miss.

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A Quick Welsh Lesson
 

A Quick Welsh Lesson | The Alphabet and Useful Words

A quick Welsh lesson – the alphabet and useful words and phrases to help you read the road signs and find your way around Snowdonia during 2020.

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adventure parc snowdonia, surfing
 

Things to do when it rains in Eryri (Snowdonia)

Never let the rain put you off having an adventure in Eryri (Snowdonia). There is lots to do and so much to see even when the wet weather comes to visit. Here are our favourites things to do when it rains in Eryri…

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Top 10 Landscape Photography Locations in Eryri (Snowdonia)

If you want to get to grips with landscape photography, there is no better place than Eryri (Snowdonia). Top 10 Landscape Photography Locations In Eryri…

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