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Liverpool John Lennon Airport 1 hr 55
Llanberis Pass (14 min)
Scenic mountain pass & popular rock-climbing area known for its rugged beauty & striking panoramas.
Snowdon (21 min)
Accessed by trail or rail, this soaring mountain features sweeping views, abundant flora & a cafe.
Blaenau Station (Ffestiniog Railway) (38 min)
Heritage railway offering old-school steam engine tours through Snowdonia National Park.
Crib Goch (2 min)
Narrow, rain-prone ridge 923 m. above sea level, a well-known challenge for climbers.
Snowdonia National Park (19 min)
Mountainous 823-square-mile National Park, including remote villages, lakes and Snowdon peak.
Llanberis Lake Railways (13 min)
Attraction featuring scenic rides on a narrow-gauge steam train pulled by a vintage engine.
Llechwedd (38 min)
Ancient rock quarry offering underground mine tours, workshops, history exhibits & on-site dining.
National Slate Museum (12 min)
Living museum in former Victorian quarry, with original artefacts and educational activities.
Glyder Fawr (2 min)
Highest peak in the Glyderau range, with a strenuous walk & scramble to its rocky, 1,001m summit.
Caernarfon Castle (26 min)
Imposing World Heritage fortress by the river, offering a museum, exhibitions and family tickets.
Llyn Padarn (12 min)
Scenic lake covering 800 acres, with trails & a 2-mi. glacial lake for swimming & sailing.
Tryfan (15 min)
Rock mountain known for its craggy peaks, numerous mountaineering courses & expansive views.
Llyn Ogwen (15 min)
Shallow 78-acre ribbon mountain lake featured in King Arthur's legend, popular for trout fishing.
Snowdon Mountain Railway (10 min)
Panoramic views from this seasonal train ride past waterfalls and a ruined chapel to Snowdon's peak.
Pen-y-Pass (2 min)
Drivable mountain pass featuring hiking routes with scenic views, plus a youth hostel & cafe.
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