Wales hiking

One hot Bank holiday weekend, my lovely friend Erika and her partner Joe invited me to go camping in the Welsh mountains. We each have a great appreciation of the outdoors and love spending time outside, particularly, in a tent! Having giving it serious consideration, I think I could probably, quite happily, live in a tent forever… What is...

Wales is often overlooked in the UK, but with stunning landscapes from the Brecon Beacons to Snowdonia and Wye Valley to Shell Island and the beautiful towns and villages like Hay on Wye and Portmeirion, it really does have so much to offer. Here are some of the must-see places in Wales, outside of

Just over an hour from Bristol lies the Brecon Beacons National Park in South Wales; 520 square miles of mountains, forests, valleys and lakes.

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A last minute decision to hike Devil's Kitchen in the Ogwen Valley was a success. Although a popular trail, we saw only a few people along the way. The views across the valley to Pen yr Ole Wen summit and Ogwen Valley were amazing. A great day of hiking in Northern Wales.

Nestled in the beautiful country of Wales, Snowdon is the highest mountain in the country. Situated within the Snowdonia National Park, it offers breathtaking scenery, wildlife, and an abundance of outdoor opportunities. If you’re more into carefree accommodations, browse through this list of the best campgrounds near Snowdon, UK.

A guide on what to expect when hiking the Pen Y Fan Horseshoe, the most challenging route up to the highest peak in South Wales.

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