Join us for guided walks around the most spectacular mountain range in Wales.
Here are some examples of guided days in various areas. With the area being so large and varied, we can tailor a day or multi-day trip to suit your requirements.
We offer family friendly half-day walks to achievable summits as well as low level walks. For anyone undertaking Mountain Training qualifications, we also offer refresher days for navigation, steep ground training and expedition practice.
Individuals, groups and families, please contact us to discuss your requirements. We have excellent contacts with local campsites and self-catered accommodation, which we can book on your behalf if required.
Take your pick of the route that suits you to the top of the highest mountain in Wales and England. Most routes start from virtually sea level, so expect to gain 1,000m of elevation.
We offer the standard routes from Llanberis and Pen y Pass, but our favourites are the Watkin Path, passing the famous crystal clear swimming spots (perfect after a day’s walking), and the Rhyd Ddu valley taking in the South Ridge and Rhyd Ddu path.
We also offer varied circular routes which can include a wild camp option. One of my favourites is the South Snowdon Horseshoe, which takes us over Y Lliwedd, officially the highest precipice in Wales.
Routes for all skill sets, from beginner to expert. Get in touch for prices and dates.
Heading out from Capel Curig, which has a wonderful campsite, we head up one of my personal favourites. With the option of a simple grade 1 scramble or an alternative route, this is a beautiful walk giving one of the best views of the Snowdonia range.
An often overlooked mountain which offers a beautiful walk with a simple scramble to the summit. Being in the Moelwynion range, this is a perfect walk for a wild camp and swim in a remote and less trodden area.
Across the Ogwen valley from Tryfan lies the exposed and remote Carneddau. Up Pen yr Ole Wen to circle some truly magnificent peaks looking out to the North Wales coast. If lucky we’ll see the famous Carneddau ponies which inhabit the area.
We leave from Nant Peris and climb straight up to Y Garn and on to Elidir Fawr. A spectacular circular route with beautiful views across to Tryfan and the Ogwen valley.
A beautiful ridge walk from the Rhyd Ddu valley with a mix of easy scrambling and small elements of exposure. This walk really does offer everything, with views across to Anglesey and the Llŷn Peninsula.
We start from the beautiful village of Beddgelert and head across to Moel yr Ogof to search for the cave where Owain Glyndŵr famously hid, completing the walk by continuing on to Moel Lefn.
A truly wonderful mountain in Southern Snowdonia. All paths start at pretty much sea level, and at 893m it’s quite a climb, but worth every step for the incredible views to Barmouth and its estuary.
Tell us which mountain, your dates and group size, and we’ll tailor the day to you.
