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Top 5 Holiday Cottages for Walkers

Published on 16 Dec 2024 by Amy Greenwood

Itching to pull on your walking boots, immerse yourself in nature and explore some of Wales’ famously stunning landscapes? Then take a look at our top 5 holiday cottages for walkers.

The benefits of fresh air and exercise on the body and mind are well documented. And what’s one of the best and most accessible forms of exercise? You guessed it, walking. 

Not only is walking good for the body and soul, it’s a fantastic way to explore this stunning region. It offers the ideal way to enjoy nature at a slow pace. Take a break to admire the view. Take time to appreciate the wildflowers. Pause to breathe in that fresh Welsh air.

From challenging mountain hikes to leisurely lakeside strolls and countryside rambles, Wales has miles upon miles of well-trodden paths and hidden trails just waiting to be discovered, with walking routes to suit all levels of fitness and ability and view after stunning view to be enjoyed. 

Many of our cottages provide direct access to scenic walking trails, with wonderful walking routes right from the doorstep. Here’s our pick of our top 5 holiday cottages for walkers. 


Romantic One Bedroom Cottage In The Hills Above Dolgellau | Deer-Park-Lodge

Sleeps 2 | Dog Friendly | Hot Tub | Real Fire

A beautiful, romantic one bedroom cottage in the hills above Dolgellau, Deer Park Lodge is a fairytale property that shouldn’t be missed. The building is an entrance lodge to the ancient deer park of the Nannau Estate in Dolgellau.


Top 5 Holiday Cottages for Walkers

Large Four Bedroom Cottage On Offas Dyke Near Hay On Wye | Derw-Offa

Sleeps 8 | Dog Friendly | Real Fire

This large four bedroom cottage on Offa’s Dyke near Hay on Wye offers luxury accommodation with bags of space and character. It sleeps up to eight guests and two well behaved pets – perfect for a family break or a getaway with a group of friends.

The cottage is ideal for keen walkers as it sits in a beautiful rural setting. Surrounded by rolling countryside, forests, rivers and valleys with Clawydd Offa – or Offa’s Dyke Path – passing right by the front door. 


Cottage with games room at the foot of Yr Eifl on the Llyn Peninsula | Gors-Lwyd

Sleeps 4 | Near Beach | Near Pub | Real Fire | EV Charger

A beautiful property in a rural setting, Gors-Lwyd is a cottage with games room at the foot of Yr Eifl on the Llyn Peninsula. This two bedroom property, sleeping four, is ideal for families or friends who are lovers of the outdoors, thanks to numerous walking trails on the doorstep.


Top 5 Holiday Cottages for Walkers

Rural retreat in the mountains with far reaching views | Pwll-Y-March

Sleeps 6 | Dog Friendly | Real Fire

Pwll y March is a delightful double fronted stone cottage located in the foothills of the Rhinog Mountains, just ten minutes from the pretty village of Llanbedr. Owned by the same family for generations this rural retreat in the mountains with far reaching views oozes character and quirky charm.

The cottages’ peaceful location provides a complete break from day to day life. Immerse yourself in the unspoilt, timeless, surrounding landscape, enjoy views for miles, dark skies, and a level of quiet rarely found these days.


Spacious Three Bedroom Holiday Cottage in Betws y Coed | Creigia-Betws

Sleeps 8 | Dog Friendly | Near Pub | Near Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)

This spacious three bedroom holiday cottage in Betws y Coed is bright and welcoming, with bags of light and space. Ideal for an active family getaway in North Wales, it sleeps up to eight guests in three bedrooms.


 
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