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610 233 Dolgellau

Handy Base

Its narrow streets and open main square are home to a good range of inns and shops. Dolgellau’s location makes it one of the handiest bases for exploring all of Snowdonia Mountains and Coast – but don’t miss the many local beauty spots such as the Mawddach Estuary and Precipice Walk.


Quirky fact

Dolgellau has one of the oldest cricket clubs in Wales, dating back to 1869. More recently, it has become home to Tŷ Siamas, the innovative National Centre for Welsh Folk Music

Countryside Festival

The Countryside Festival, where all the profit is given to charity, is a popular annual event.

Cycle Breaks

Cycling and horse riding are available locally – Dolgellau is a specially chosen ‘Cycle Breaks’ centre with a fine range of routes, and for off-roaders there are the adrenaline-pumping mountain biking trails in the nearby Coed-y-Brenin Forest. The forest’s sympathetically designed visitor centre here has something for everyone, including an adventure playground, waymarked family trails, three new all-accessibility walks and a café.


196 150 Beicio Dolgellau Biking

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