Discover the rich birdlife and stunning estuarine landscapes of Traeth Glaslyn North Wales Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve by bus
Escape to the serene beauty of Traeth Glaslyn North Wales Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve, a vibrant estuarine salt marsh and wet grassland near Penrhyndeudraeth. This ever-changing landscape is a haven for birds, with waders visible throughout the year, their species shifting with the seasons. It’s a truly captivating spot for nature enthusiasts and those seeking tranquil walks amidst stunning coastal views.
Arriving without a car is delightfully simple. Catch a local bus from the charming harbour town of Porthmadog to Penrhyndeudraeth, a scenic journey taking around 15-20 minutes, with services running frequently. From there, a pleasant stroll leads you directly to the reserve. You can enjoy peaceful walks along the estuary, keeping an eye out for rare plants, and utilise the bird hide for exceptional wildlife observation. The historic Cob embankment and the Ffestiniog Railway’s Boston Lodge Works are also just a stone’s throw away, adding to the allure of a car-free day out in this corner of Gwynedd.
