Rhinog Park Phone Number and Contact Information

Anglesey Airport 1 hr 28

Barmouth Bridge (16 min)
Landmark bridge comprising a wooden walkway & railroad with panoramas over beaches, hills & a river.

Harlech Beach (20 min)
Long uninterrupted beach known for its grassy sand dunes & views of the Snowdonia Mountains.

Welsh Highland Heritage Railway (30 min)

Coed-y-Brenin (47 min)
Forested park area providing shady hiking routes & multiple trails for mountain bikes.

Castell Cricieth (39 min)
Castle built by Welsh prince Llywelyn the Great, later remodelled, with twin-towered gatehouse.

Traeth Abermaw Beach (14 min)
Picturesque beach for basking & swimming, surrounded by charming local shops & eateries.

Rhinog Fawr (53 min)
This 720-m summit is the third highest in the Rhinogydd range, with a small tarn nestled in crags.

Harlech Castle (15 min)
Huge castle with 2 rings of walls, site of the longest siege in British history, plus family events.

Fairbourne Railway (30 min)
This family-friendly miniature steam train offers rides through picturesque landscape.

Llanfair Slate Caverns (12 min)
Cave and mining

Haven Hafan y Môr Holiday Park (46 min)

Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways (30 min)
Volunteer-manned, narrow gauge steam train running through 14 miles of rural pasture and forests.

Penygader (1 hr 12)
Rocky, 2,930-ft. top of Cadair Idris, popular with hikers for its dramatic lake & valley views.

Childrens Farm Park (11 min)