Anglesey Airport 2 hr 7
Traeth Abermaw Beach (53 min)
Picturesque beach for basking & swimming, surrounded by charming local shops & eateries. Barmouth Bridge (51 min)
Landmark bridge comprising a wooden walkway & railroad with panoramas over beaches, hills & a river. Talyllyn Railway (15 min)
Restored 19th-century railway built to carry slate and now offering pleasure rides and exhibitions. Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forest Visitor Centre (53 min)
Wood cabin with walking and cycling trail information, plus daily red kite feeding and a cafe. Aberystwyth Cliff Railway (46 min)
Time-tested funicular railway with scenic water views & a gift shop, cafe & play area at the summit. King Arthur's Labyrinth (20 min)
King arthur Ceredigion Coast Path (47 min)
This 60-mi. coastal route links towns & villages & features wild flowers, sea birds & wildlife. Vale of Rheidol Railway (46 min)
Edwardian, 12-mile long railway with 1st class carriages and audio tour, through hillside woodlands. Corris Craft Centre (20 min)
Built on a landscaped area of an old mine, this attraction houses a number of varied workshops. Centre for Alternative Technology (17 min) Constitution Hill (53 min)
Coastal hill with long distance panoramas through a camera obscura & a long funicular railway. Penygader (48 min)
Rocky, 2,930-ft. top of Cadair Idris, popular with hikers for its dramatic lake & valley views. Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / National Library of Wales (44 min)
Extensive collection of books, films, art & more, plus reading rooms, cultural exhibitions & a shop. Corris Mine Explorers (20 min)
Guided tours of the underground tunnels & caverns of an abandoned Victorian-era slate mine. Dolgoch Falls (27 min)
Series of waterfalls in a mossy, forested ravine, with a walking trail passing several caves. | 
