Wales may not be best known for it’s weather, but when the sun does come out to play, it’s one of the best destinations for exploring the outdoors in the UK. From Pen Y Fan to Snowdon, there are plenty of walks for all ages!
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Not only is the Brecon Beacons one of the best places to visit in Wales, it’s the perfect hiking spot. So, if you’re looking for some of the best walks in the Brecon Beacons, then you’ve come to the right place! The Brecon Beacons is in southern Wales and spans over 1,344 km²; it’s home to … Read more
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Each year, over 500,000 people tack the Mount Snowdon and many opt for The Pyg Track to reach the summit. It’s a route that provides challenging sections that often require a slight scramble, as well as easier stints with a gentle incline alongside the lakes. The route is popular among novice hikers who are looking … Read more