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Holiday Cottage With Fantastic Views Near Fairy Glen
 

TOP 5 RIVERS TO EXPLORE IN NORTH WALES

Here in North Wales our mountains and lakes are known throughout the world but it is the rivers that might be new to many. To give you an idea of what’s on offer, here are the Top 5 Rivers To Explore In North Wales…   AFON GLASLYN The Glaslyn river flows through the village of Beddgelert, one of the most beautiful villages in Snowdonia. The walk along the river is truly stunning, taking you past Gelerts Grave and into the village itself where you will find traditional craft shops, cafes and of course the famous Glaslyn Ices where they offer some of the best ice-cream in Snowdonia. A mile south of Beddgelert in Nantmor is the Aberglaslyn Pass, a narrow gorge in the river known for its outstanding beauty.   AFON TYWERWYN The National Whitewater Centre is based on the River Tywerwyn. As the rapids are damn controlled, you can be ensured of having consistent water…

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Fly Fishing for Grayling on the River Dee

This offer is a real catch. With the River Dee on your doorstep, the owners of The Coach House are offering free fly fishing on the river. Fish include brown trout, the occasional salmon as well as the usually elusive grayling. A ghillie (fishing guide) is available by prior arrangements with the owners. An when you return from the river there will be a case of suitable white wine waiting for you. To compliment your day’s catch naturally. This offer is for any stay in August, so best act quick and get those rods ready. [Read more..]

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