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Enjoy a hiking experience of a life time in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. We will hike towards the summit of Snowdon at 1085 meters, the highest peak in Wales. Snowdonia National Park is a hikers paradise, you will be blown away by the scenic views and raw landscape. You will be greeted at an arranged meeting point and will be out in the fresh air for up to 6 hours. You will feel at ease on a guided hike with rest stops on the way, to bring out the inner photographer in you. I will send you our scenic photos taken from the day for you to keep as a great achievement. Other things to note: If you enjoy tranquility, I would recommend a midweek hike to avoid the crowds. I have a variety of great routes available to take you up to the summit. This is an active hike with some exposure. For beginners and for familiar I recommend the Llanberis Path. Please ensure you are fully equipped for the outdoors via check the weather on the day.

Our guests arrive on site, and after the “human” introductions we proceed to the alpacas, where before entering the enclosure guests are briefed on how to behave around the animals, how to handle them, and a general safety talk concerning been on a farm with loose animals. They will then come and meet the alpacas, hand feed them and learn about the history of the alpaca species with facts and information while they can also get hands on a handle the animals. Then we halter up and after practicing leading the guests then lead the alpacas around the farm, meeting the various farm animals here, depending on the time of year this can include hand feeding, bottle feeding lambs/goats kids, photo opportunities with the pigs/cattle/sheep. Whilst walking any wildlife is pointed out, along with natural features ( mountains, peat bog, ancient oak woodland). We also talk about the various farm animals, benefits of the free range systems of care, and answer any questions. We then continue the walk back to the other alpacas, before letting the herd back out. At this point guests can enjoy a drink, or are welcome to bring a picnic and can watch the alpacas at leisure, grazing and playing. At all points the guide is there to answer any questions, and tell people information about all the animals and nature. Please note this experience is only for people over 9 years old.

We will be painting with watercolours in some of the most dramatic and beautiful locations in the Snowdonia National Park. Many of the locations require a bit of walking but nothing too strenuous. I will demonstrate my approach to watercolour sketching and guide you through the whole process to produce your own watercolour masterpiece. Betws-y-Coed will be our central meeting place before setting out on our adventure. Other things to note We may be traveling to local areas once we have met up.

Join me for an adventure of a life time, rock climbing in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park. We'll meet at a lovely local Café, where we can formulate the best plan to suit your aims, adventure levels, and the weather! We can cater for all levels and abilities. Then we'll drive together to our chosen venue, and get you kitted up with any technical climbing gear you need to borrow. Then we'll walk to the crag (climbing cliff), this could be anywhere between 5-30 minutes depending on which climb(s) we're aiming to do. The Climbs will be carefully tailored to suit your aims, ability, experience, the weather, and your desires. We will carefully tailor the balance of adventure, and learning to suit your desires. We'll get climbing and I'll teach you the skills as we progress. You can expect to come away having learned lots of new skills regardless of your previous experience, and having had a good day out with lots of climbing done.

SAORImôr is one of only 5 registered SAORI studios in the UK and the only one in Wales. I offer this very special opportunity to do this unique craft in one of the most stunning areas of the UK. As a Japanese based craft this activity also offers a link between the mountains and sea of North Wales and the mountains and sea of Japan and a peep into Japanese culture and practice. Weaving is an important part of our Welsh heritage so by taking a short weaving class at SAORImôr you can learn more about how traditional Welsh blankets were made. A SAORI class is easy and fun. The looms are set up and ready for you to weave. Simply choose your colour and texture from the rainbow colour wall, sit at the loom and begin. No rules, no mistakes, just joy! You take your unique piece of weaving home with you. Great for groups, great for team-building! Other things to note I have complied with all recommendations for protection against Covid-19. The studio is wheelchair accessible (unfortunately not the toilet) and I have accessible equipment to enable people of all abilities to weave.

• Hike to the summit of Snowdon • Local mountain guide • 5* reviews from dozens of satisfied clients • Once in a lifetime experience • Daily adventures throughout the year High on many people's bucket list is conquering Snowdon - the highest point in the British Isles outside of the Scottish Highlands and at 1085m (3,560 feet) above sea level it's no mean feat. Whether you're doing it for charity, with a group of friends, as a family outing or just for your own pleasure I will take the hassle out of planning your adventure and keep you safe on the day. I'm a qualified and experienced mountain guide who is fully insured and hold an up-to-date first aid certificate to ensure your safety. I've been exploring Snowdonia's mountains for over a decade and I love nothing more than sharing them with you.

Cader Idris (Idris the giants Chair) is an iconic Mountain in Southern Snowdonia. Steeped in myths and legend this is a glorious 6 hour hike where we will summit 3 mountains. No climbing involved, all hiking. A truly awe inspiring mountain adventure. 08:30 – Meet and greet at Minfordd visitor centre Visitor Centre. 09:00 – Our walk starts following a beautiful forest gorge. Well maintained path steeply ascends beside waterfalls. 10:00 – We stop for refreshments surrounded glorious cliffs, beside the hidden glacial lake of LLyn Cau. A haven for wild swimmers. 10:30 – We will ascend our first summit called Craig Cwm Amarch (791meters). 11:30 - We ascend main summit of the range Pen y Gadair (Head of the Chair). At 893 meters this is the highest summit of Cader Idris. Panoramic views of the mountains and glorious views down to the magnificent Mawddach estuary and sea views beyond. 01:00 – Cross a wide plateau to the final summit, Mynydd Moel (The Bare Mountain) at 863 m. 01:30 – On our descent we may be able to photograph Jets below us on the ‘mach loop’. A set of valleys used for low level flight training. Seeing a Tornado jet or Hercules flying that that close if an unbelievable sight. 15:00 - Arrive back at Minfordd. Fantastic mountain day. Looking for something different away from Snowdon crowds. Join me on this adventure! Other things to note A social distancing hike away from crowds. Face masks are not currently necessary; i advise carrying hand sanitizer for pinch points (stiles, gates). I will advise on current covid 19 regulations beforehand. Please be aware there may be other participants and we will observe the 2-meter rule.

We meet at Llandudno Railway Station (bus stop H directly outside) 8.30am prompt departure. Please be early. Great orme – spectacular cliffs, the Irish Sea and Anglesey whilst learning about llandudno’s history and the ormes ancient past. Conwy Catle and village walls – A UNESCO world heritage site and may be the highlight of your day Smallest house – Visit great britains smallest house. Nant Ffrancon Pass – Spectacular glacial Pass Valley in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, mountain villages, and the towering Snowdonia mountain range. Lake Ogwen & Lake Mymbyr – Beautiful lakeside stop surrounded by rugged mountains. Snowdonia viewpoint & Nant Gwynant Pass – Spectacular view of Wales & Englands tallest mountain Pen Y Pass – Glacial valley with dramatic scenery National slate museum- Here you can travel into the past of an industry and a way of life that has chiseled itself into the very being of Wales. Dolbadarn Castle – A stunning castle setting in the gateway to snowdonia Lake Padarn – the famous sword in the stone “excalibur” statue next to this beautiful lake Caernarfon Castle and village – Finally, visit Caernarfon Castle and take a walk around this UNESCO World Heritage Site. A brute of a fortress, its immense strength remains undimmed. History comes alive here along its lofty walls, twin-towered gatehouse, and the surrounding town’s narrow and colorful streets.

We'll meet in the car park of Rhyd Ddu Station and after a short briefing will make our way onwards and upwards to the summit of Snowdon. This route is lesser-known and avoids not only the problems of parking associated with both Llanberis and Pen y Pass but also the crowds. Midweek and we'll have the mountain mostly to ourselves! The approach to the summit ventures along a narrow section of ridge and if unused to such terrain a mountain guide such as myself is, for your saftey, recommended. The return to the start takes in forgotten slate mines and long-abandoned industrial workings, now romantic ruins, and some history can be discussed as well as explored!

Climb to the highest mountain in Wales with a qualified mountain leader, this walk is ideal for people with little experience but with a reasonable level of fitness. The route that we’ll take will start and finish in the village of Llanberis and will take us through the valley to Bwlch Maesgwn where we’ll reach the Ranger Path which will take us to the Summit, after a visit to the cafe and a obligatory summit selfie we’ll head down the Llanberis path back to the village. Your walk will be lead by Leigh Williams a qualified Mountain Leader with over 20 years experience of walking around the UK, Alps and Himalayas. DBS checked, fully insured and trained in first aid remote emergency care. Other things to note For more info please message me. Here is a link to my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/North-Wales-Guided-Walks-226643278062742/

• Hike to the summit of Snowdon • Local mountain guide • 5* reviews from dozens of satisfied clients • Once in a lifetime experience • Daily adventures throughout the year High on many people's bucket list is conquering Snowdon - the highest point in the British Isles outside of the Scottish Highlands and at 1085m (3,560 feet) above sea level it's no mean feat. Whether you're doing it for charity, with a group of friends, as a family outing or just for your own pleasure I will take the hassle out of planning your adventure and keep you safe on the day. I'm a qualified and experienced mountain guide who is fully insured and hold an up-to-date first aid certificate to ensure your safety. I've been exploring Snowdonia's mountains for over a decade and I love nothing more than sharing them with you.

When you join us you will be able to see some of our donkeys and we will introduce you to Nutmeg, Norman and their friends. Your ‘donkey time’ experience will start with a formal introduction to the adults leading your session and a glance around the home of our donkeys. We will introduce you to some of our donkeys and give you a glimpse of what makes them special. After formal introductions to the donkeys we will introduce you to the ones that will be accompanying you on your walk. We usually walk with one donkey per 2 people so that you get time to chat with your donkey as well as human companions. Keeping safe around donkeys and our procedures for safe walking with donkeys our outlined before we set off on our walk. Our walk will take us over public footpaths and permissive rights of way around the farm and neighbouring area. We'll walk through broad-leafed woodlands and over grazing land to glimpse some most spectacular views of the local coast and countryside. We'll take our walk at donkey pace so will have have plenty of time for sight seeing and getting close to nature. Our circular walk takes us back to the donkeys main shelter where you can spend some quality time with the donkeys that accompanied you on the walk so there will be plenty of time for photographs and selfies of course!

This foraging and nature connection experience will take you through the wild north-Wales landscape at the foot of the splendid Snowdon near Llyn Padarn, learning about edible, useful and medicinal plants, trees and fungi. We will be mindfully walking the land in search of an array of interesting species while discussing foraging, food, health and connection to place. This activity is suitable for all ages and abilities. We will finish up with a review of what you have learned and how gathering food can build a connection to the land where we live, with a wild foraged tea in hand! Private groups are welcome, please send a request for the date you need and I will do my best to accommodate you.

Enjoy a hiking experience of a life time in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. We will hike towards the summit of Snowdon at 1085 meters, the highest peak in Wales. Snowdonia National Park is a hikers paradise, you will be blown away by the scenic views and raw landscape. You will be greeted at an arranged meeting point and will be out in the fresh air for up to 6 hours. You will feel at ease on a guided hike with rest stops on the way, to bring out the inner photographer in you. I will send you our scenic photos taken from the day for you to keep as a great achievement. Other things to note: If you enjoy tranquility, I would recommend a midweek hike to avoid the crowds. I have a variety of great routes available to take you up to the summit. This is an active hike with some exposure. For beginners and for familiar I recommend the Llanberis Path. Please ensure you are fully equipped for the outdoors via check the weather on the day.

Cader Idris (Idris the giants Chair) is an iconic Mountain in Southern Snowdonia. Steeped in myths and legend this is a glorious 6 hour hike where we will summit 3 mountains. No climbing involved, all hiking. A truly awe inspiring mountain adventure. 08:30 – Meet and greet at Minfordd visitor centre Visitor Centre. 09:00 – Our walk starts following a beautiful forest gorge. Well maintained path steeply ascends beside waterfalls. 10:00 – We stop for refreshments surrounded glorious cliffs, beside the hidden glacial lake of LLyn Cau. A haven for wild swimmers. 10:30 – We will ascend our first summit called Craig Cwm Amarch (791meters). 11:30 - We ascend main summit of the range Pen y Gadair (Head of the Chair). At 893 meters this is the highest summit of Cader Idris. Panoramic views of the mountains and glorious views down to the magnificent Mawddach estuary and sea views beyond. 01:00 – Cross a wide plateau to the final summit, Mynydd Moel (The Bare Mountain) at 863 m. 01:30 – On our descent we may be able to photograph Jets below us on the ‘mach loop’. A set of valleys used for low level flight training. Seeing a Tornado jet or Hercules flying that that close if an unbelievable sight. 15:00 - Arrive back at Minfordd. Fantastic mountain day. Looking for something different away from Snowdon crowds. Join me on this adventure! Other things to note A social distancing hike away from crowds. Face masks are not currently necessary; i advise carrying hand sanitizer for pinch points (stiles, gates). I will advise on current covid 19 regulations beforehand. Please be aware there may be other participants and we will observe the 2-meter rule.

We meet at Llandudno Railway Station (bus stop H directly outside) 8.30am prompt departure. Please be early. Great orme – spectacular cliffs, the Irish Sea and Anglesey whilst learning about llandudno’s history and the ormes ancient past. Conwy Catle and village walls – A UNESCO world heritage site and may be the highlight of your day Smallest house – Visit great britains smallest house. Nant Ffrancon Pass – Spectacular glacial Pass Valley in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, mountain villages, and the towering Snowdonia mountain range. Lake Ogwen & Lake Mymbyr – Beautiful lakeside stop surrounded by rugged mountains. Snowdonia viewpoint & Nant Gwynant Pass – Spectacular view of Wales & Englands tallest mountain Pen Y Pass – Glacial valley with dramatic scenery National slate museum- Here you can travel into the past of an industry and a way of life that has chiseled itself into the very being of Wales. Dolbadarn Castle – A stunning castle setting in the gateway to snowdonia Lake Padarn – the famous sword in the stone “excalibur” statue next to this beautiful lake Caernarfon Castle and village – Finally, visit Caernarfon Castle and take a walk around this UNESCO World Heritage Site. A brute of a fortress, its immense strength remains undimmed. History comes alive here along its lofty walls, twin-towered gatehouse, and the surrounding town’s narrow and colorful streets.

Our guests arrive on site, and after the “human” introductions we proceed to the alpacas, where before entering the enclosure guests are briefed on how to behave around the animals, how to handle them, and a general safety talk concerning been on a farm with loose animals. They will then come and meet the alpacas, hand feed them and learn about the history of the alpaca species with facts and information while they can also get hands on a handle the animals. Then we halter up and after practicing leading the guests then lead the alpacas around the farm, meeting the various farm animals here, depending on the time of year this can include hand feeding, bottle feeding lambs/goats kids, photo opportunities with the pigs/cattle/sheep. Whilst walking any wildlife is pointed out, along with natural features ( mountains, peat bog, ancient oak woodland). We also talk about the various farm animals, benefits of the free range systems of care, and answer any questions. We then continue the walk back to the other alpacas, before letting the herd back out. At this point guests can enjoy a drink, or are welcome to bring a picnic and can watch the alpacas at leisure, grazing and playing. At all points the guide is there to answer any questions, and tell people information about all the animals and nature. Please note this experience is only for people over 9 years old.

On arriving at Salem, there will be a short introduction regarding handling of the girls. After meet greet and feed (feed included) there is option to walk with Velvet and her baby Dora or Isis and her daughter Daisy. Depending on weather and ability this can either be on one of the tracks up the mountain or a gentle stroll in the field. Please be aware that every thing is at the alpacas pace so there may be a few unscheduled stops to nibble plants on the way. After your walk, we will leave you to sit down and relax with lunch so you can enjoy the views over the island whilst the alpacas graze. We aim to do this as an outdoor picnic with blankets and hot water bottles if required. If the weather is bad we will provide lunch indoors.

We'll meet in the car park of Rhyd Ddu Station and after a short briefing will make our way onwards and upwards to the summit of Snowdon. This route is lesser-known and avoids not only the problems of parking associated with both Llanberis and Pen y Pass but also the crowds. Midweek and we'll have the mountain mostly to ourselves! The approach to the summit ventures along a narrow section of ridge and if unused to such terrain a mountain guide such as myself is, for your saftey, recommended. The return to the start takes in forgotten slate mines and long-abandoned industrial workings, now romantic ruins, and some history can be discussed as well as explored!

We meet at 10 am at my woodland, Coed Obry, 1 mile north of Penrhyndeudraeth where there is secure parking. We carry out medical checks and get to know each other, fit buoyancy aids, paddles and put our valuables in dry bags. We then drive 5 mins to the Afon Dwyryd Canoe access point and unload the canoes. After a safety briefing we paddle upstream for 1 ½ hours (the flow is weak), learning canoe techniques: the J-stroke, turning, trim, poling, and sailing.. We encounter wildlife along this stretch, buzzards, herons, kingfishers, Ospreys in Spring/summer, and a variety of ducks and geese. From 13.00-13.45 we get out at a secluded beach or quiet spot on the bank for our packed lunch. You bring your lunch and I’ll make tea and/or fresh expresso coffee on a stove. After lunch we paddle back to our access point and return to Coed Obry by 4pm to unload canoes and have tea/coffee. You will leave having learned some canoe skills and carried out a leisurely canoe journey in this beautiful part of Snowdonia, you will have encountered wildlife along the river and in the wood and have been guided by a canoe guide who is a retired Professor of Physical Geography & Outdoor Education.

Climb to the highest mountain in Wales with a qualified mountain leader, this walk is ideal for people with little experience but with a reasonable level of fitness. The route that we’ll take will start and finish in the village of Llanberis and will take us through the valley to Bwlch Maesgwn where we’ll reach the Ranger Path which will take us to the Summit, after a visit to the cafe and a obligatory summit selfie we’ll head down the Llanberis path back to the village. Your walk will be lead by Leigh Williams a qualified Mountain Leader with over 20 years experience of walking around the UK, Alps and Himalayas. DBS checked, fully insured and trained in first aid remote emergency care. Other things to note For more info please message me. Here is a link to my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/North-Wales-Guided-Walks-226643278062742/

We will be painting with watercolours in some of the most dramatic and beautiful locations in the Snowdonia National Park. Many of the locations require a bit of walking but nothing too strenuous. I will demonstrate my approach to watercolour sketching and guide you through the whole process to produce your own watercolour masterpiece. Betws-y-Coed will be our central meeting place before setting out on our adventure. Other things to note We may be traveling to local areas once we have met up.

•We meet at Llandudno Railway Station (bus stop H directly outside) 8.30am prompt departure. Please be early Great Orme Road. – A spectacular scenic drive showcasing nature, cliffs, caves, wildlife & mountain views • Conwy Town & Castle stop – view the castle’s domineering and towering walls and catch that picture perfect photo from the conwy estuary bridge. . Visit great britains smallest house on the waterfront Visit spectacular Cearnarfon castle and village (Unesco world heritage site) • Portmeiron, -A tour of Portmeirion, wondering around the colorful renowned Italian style coastal tourist village set in stunning surroundings and gardens • Snowdonia National Park Nant gwynant pass, Snowdon viewpoint and witnessing many great lakes, canyon gorges and welsh mountain villages and mountains • Ugly House. – A brief stop at a very unique looking house. Named as the Ugly house, however it has a distinct beauty about it, as well as an interesting history. • Swallow Falls – An area of natural beauty where the river Llugwy flows through a narrow chasm creating a spectacular waterfall amongst a background of beech, conifer and birch trees • Tu-Hwnt-I’r Bont – A chance to get a wonderful photo of a picturesque setting of the 15th-century grade II listed building • Conwy valley – A scenic drive through Conwy valley and the traditional welsh villages on route back to Llandudno.

**BOOK NOW FOR 2023** Nothing can be more magical than watching the sun rise over the mountains whilst stood aloft the summit of Snowdon, the highest point in Wales. You’ll start your climb while it’s still dark with the only light coming from your head torch and the moon. Safely accompanied by your qualified and experienced local mountain guide you’ll arrive at the summit just in time to watch the sun rise in the distance.

Have you ever wondered what goes on in a beehive? This is the experience you've been waiting for! Great for groups. Great for team-building. This taster day at Anglesey Bees is designed specifically for anyone curious enough to want to learn more about the life of honey bees and the beekeeper’s year before making the decision to attend a beginners course. After discussing the aspects below, we will kit up in protective clothing and amble out to the apiary where you will get to see inside a real working beehive and get some hands-on experience of handling the bees under supervision. This makes a great photo opportunity! Why keep bees? – it’s not just about the honey! Bee hives and where bees live Life cycle of honey bees Protective clothing and using a smoker After seeing the bees at work, to conclude, you will learn about the beekeeper's year and try your hand at a blind honey tasting experience so that you can compare genuine locally produced artisan honey with imported supermarket honey. I am more than happy to discuss hosting bespoke experiences to larger groups and families with young children on other dates. message me to discuss options.