The Snowdonia National Park

The Snowdonia National Park, which has the evocative Welsh name of 'Eryri' meaning ' the place of the eagles', is an area of outstanding natural beauty covering 838 square miles and containing some of the most magnificent scenery in Wales.

Swallow Falls

Panoramic Snowdonia casts its own particular spell on the visitor, it is the second largest National Park in England and Wales and the second oldest acquiring National Park status in 1951.

Bluebells in the Gwydir Forest

The National Park encompasses an area spanning from just south of historic Conway on the North Wales coast toward Caernarfon in the west and southwards to picturesque Aberdovey and the popular Lake Bala in the east. Its rugged highlands and beautiful dales are rich in cultural heritage and wildlife.

Llyn Idwal and Tryfan

This site is designed as a guide to the best Snowdonia has to offer the visitor and covers most of its castles, forests, mountains, villages and tourist attractions, providing all the information you require to plan a perfect holiday, or simply learn more about the area.

Recent images posted:-

July, 2008 Aberdovey, Coed-y-Brenin Forest, Cymer Abbey, Harlech Castle, Llandanwg, Llyn Gwynant, Parliament House, Machynlleth and Tal-y-Llyn

August, 2008 Aberconwy Abbey, Dolwyddelan, Lake Bala, Llanrhychwyn, Lake Vyrnwy, Llyn Celyn, Llyn Geirionydd, National Whitewater Centre and Rhiwargor Waterfall

September, 2008 Ceunant Mawr Waterfall, Cwm Idwal, Glyderau, Gwydir Uchaf Chapel, Llanberis, Llanberis Pass, Llynnau Mymbyr, Pen yr Ole Wen, St. Trillo's Chapel, Rhos on Sea and Tryfan