Cottages in Beddgelert

Enjoy bucolic landscapes and spectacular nature routes in Beddgelert, It is a town with black stone houses, so characteristic of this region of Wales, whose facades if you go in summer you will see them full of flowers. At this destination, you can enjoy hiking trails, cycling, national parks, monuments, natural landscapes, mines, among many more. This is your opportunity to be in contact with the wonders of nature!

The cottages in Beddgelert seem taken from a fairy tale, their stone buildings and spectacular gardens adorning the facades will take your breath away with so much magic and sweetness. But as if its natural beauty were not enough, you can enjoy all the comforts you need, such as heating, washing machine, internet, you can even take your pet. Fascinating! Don't you think?

Tour the Sygun Copper Mine, a Victorian copper mine that closed in 1903 and was later opened as a tourist attraction dating from 1986. The mine is just 2 kilometres from the beautiful North Wales village of Beddgelert. It has great prizes for the content of its exhibitions. Thus, he was awarded the 1988 Prince of Wales Award for “the sensitive development of visitor facilities at the mine

Beddgelert Forest is a charming forest with rivers, waterfalls, and the Wales Highland Railway passing through it. Here you can explore the forest on foot or by bicycle, be dazzled by its magical and natural beauty, you can also camp after a long journey on your bike and end your day in complete tranquillity. Cheer up, Beddgelert Forest awaits you!

Snowdonia National Park, or Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri (in Welsh) was established in 1951 as the third National Park in England and Wales. It covers an area of 840 miles in the Snowdonia region of North West Wales. In it, you find the highest mountain and the largest lake in England and Wales

A visit to this great place is essential, among other things because there lies the tomb of Gelerts. The Storey is so beautiful. You can also take a beautiful walk along the river. You can actually take a lot of walks and take advantage of the central area to explore

The walk along the river is signposted through a field until you reach Gelert’s grave. There you can read on the plate the legendary story of the Gelert hound that its owner murdered by mistake after the disappearance of the son of the Princes was reported, who believed that Gelert had murdered him, but after they found him they realized that the animal had actually saved the boy's life. But it was too late for Gelert.

You can park in the Aberglaslyn National Trust car park and walk to Beddgelert. You will notice that the first part of the route is a narrow rocky path. But don't worry, you won't feel insecure, however, you will notice that walking is a considerable challenge, so wear good boots. The last part is a lighter and stronger path that leads towards Beddgelert.

Visit this peaceful place. It has the most sublime surroundings with extraordinary walks, attractive coffee, pubs and gift shops. You will also find a railway that you cannot describe in words. Here you can see the wonders that characterize Beddgelert, as well as discover why it is among the most beautifully landscaped places in Wales. It's just totally awesome!

You can take a beautiful walk with your children or your partner, it can take about 2 hours. It is quite a quiet place, because there are not many people around, it consists of a great walk through the impressive waterfalls and the beautiful views at the top. This is without a doubt a charming part of Snowdonia away from all the hustle and bustle of the city.

This small church was once subject to the Order of Cistercians, who they offered their churches to Santa Maria. You will see lead mines in the area. In the cemetery you will find the graves of the Spooner family who built and ruled the nearby Ffestiniog railway; besides his babysitter who contracted the same disease who killed the daughter of the house.