Uncover South Snowdonia's natural beauty by rail and trail: National Trust sites await your car-free exploration amidst dramatic Welsh scenery
Step into the untamed beauty of South Snowdonia, a captivating corner of Eryri National Park cared for by the National Trust. Here, dramatic landscapes unfold, offering a truly immersive experience for those journeying without a car. Imagine arriving by train at scenic stations like Barmouth or Morfa Mawddach, then embarking on invigorating walks through this stunning Welsh wilderness.
Explore Dolmelynllyn, where the Rheaedr Ddu waterfall cascades through ancient Celtic rainforest, a haven for unique lichens and bryophytes. Ascend Dinas Oleu, the National Trust’s very first acquisition, for breathtaking heather-clad vistas stretching out over Barmouth and the sparkling coastline. Or discover the tranquil Cregennan lakes, nestled amidst ffridd uplands, perfect for peaceful strolls and soaking in the serene atmosphere. With every path taken, you’ll feel a deeper connection to this historic and naturally rich environment.
