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Things to do in Snowdonia in Winter

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Things to do in Snowdonia in Winter

Visiting Snowdonia in winter? Wales in winter is a special sight, however, Snowdonia in winter is truly something magical.

If you are visiting this region of North Wales during the colder months, our carefully crafted guide to things to do in Snowdonia in winter has you covered! Imagine snow-capped mountains, glistening lakes and quaint villages to explore.

Spend your Snowdonia in winter visit exploring a plethora of hikes before returning to the warmth of a cosy pub, where a woodburning stove awaits. Best winter walks in Snowdonia include Moel Siabod, Moel Eilio and Pen yr Ole and Carnedd Dafydd.

For a thrill-seeking activity in Snowdonia, there is Zip Word at Penrhyn Slate Quarry! Here, you can enjoy the world’s fastest zip link, where you can soar above the blue waters of the quarry.

A more leisurely day in Snowdonia in winter can be spent at Portmeirion, which is an Italianate-style village built by Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis. Find a collection of colourful cottages, shops and dining in a number of cafes and restaurants.

Discover even more things to do in Snowdonia in winter below…

  • Nant Mill Visitor Centre

    Rhos Berse Rd
    Coedpoeth
    Wrexham
    LL11 3BT

    01978752772

    Head to the Nant Mill Visitor Centre where you’ll learn all about the Clywedog Valley. Nestled in ancient woodland and sitting alongside River Clywedog, the centre is also a great starting point for country walks.

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  • Penderyn Distillery

    Penderyn Distillery

    Old Board School
    Lloyd St
    Llandudno
    LL30 2YG

    01492701530

    Penderyn whisky was launched back in 2004, with a distillery at the foothills of the Brecon Beacons in South Wales. Since then, the company has gone from strength to strength and opened a distillery in Llandudno, where visitors to North Wales can see first-hand how Welsh whisky is made.

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  • Penmaenmawr Museum

    Penmaenmawr Museum

    The Old Post Office
    Conway Old Road
    Penmaenmawr
    LL34 6UU

    01492 621462

    Journey thousands of years back through time and learn how Penmaenmawr came to be the town it is today. From the Neolithic and Bronze Age to the town’s golden era as an upmarket seaside resort in Victorian times, you’ll learn all about the fascinating history of this Welsh town.

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  • Portmeirion Village

    Portmeirion Village

    Portmeirion
    Minffordd
    Penrhyndeudraeth
    Gwynedd
    LL48 6ER

    01766 770 000

    Overlooking the Dwyryd Estuary, Portmeirion is a fascinating resort built in the style of an Italian village, which is well-known for being the setting of the 1960’s cult television series The Prisoner, as well as for the popular music event, Festival No.6.

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    SC2 Rhyl

    W Parade
    Rhyl
    LL18 1BF

    01745 777562

    Head to SC2 Rhyl for indoor and outdoor water play for all ages and abilities. Take the plunge on a flume ride or take a dip in the beach-style paddling area before tucking into delicious refreshments at the onsite café. Want to stay dry? Try your hand at the indoor adventure soft play area or the thrilling ninja tag.

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  • snowdon train

    Snowdon Mountain Railway

    Snowdon Mountain Railway
    Llanberis
    Gwynedd
    LL55 4TT

    01286 870223

    For awe-inspiring views and an incredible day out in North Wales, book your journey on the Snowdon Moutain Railway today! Departing from Llanberis, this attraction takes you up the highest mountain in Wales, a journey experienced by 12 million travellers since 1896.

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  • Tan y Ddraig Ceramic

    Tan y Ddraig Ceramic

    27 Castle Street
    Conwy
    LL32 8AY

    014925 83566

    Head to Tan y Ddraig Ceramic Café where you can create your very own pottery designs in the historic town of Conwy, just a stone’s throw from Conwy Castle. Enjoy hot drinks and cakes as you make a completely unique keepsake.

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  • Ten Pin Bowling Flint

    Ten Pin Bowling Flint

    Earl Street
    Flint
    CH6 5ER

    01352 704301

    At Jade Jones Pavilion Café, you can get active whatever the weather. This bowling alley boasts an eight-lane ten-pin bowling alley and a four-lane flat green bowling rink. Plus, you can grab lunch from the café or a drink from the licensed bar before you play!

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  • Overton Yew Trees, Wrexham

    The Overton Yew Trees

    High St
    Overton
    Wrexham
    Denbighshire
    North Wales
    LL13 0FA

    Want to uncover the Seven Wonders of Wales? Be sure to start at The Overton Yew Trees in Overton-on-Dee, near Wrexham.

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  • The Ugly House
    Image Credits: Steve Daniels - (CC BY-SA 2.0)

    Ty Hyll – The Ugly House Tearoom

    The Ugly House
    Capel Curig
    Betws Road
    Betws-y-Coed
    LL24 0DS

    01492 642322

    Filled with history, legend and mystery is the Ty Hyll, also known as The Ugly House near Betws Y Coed. Despite its name, we think the attraction is better described as charming or unique!  

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