The most beautiful natural sites to discover Snowdonia

Artificial lagoon dug in a natural site. Possibility of diving. Its beauty enough to enjoy passive contemplation, a platform has also been designed for spectators.

A Visitor Centre helps you organize your excursion to one of the wildest mountain ranges in Snowdonia, Cwm Idwal, which dates back to the Ice Age. Professional guides are on hand to give you advice. One of the most popular routes from this destination is the one to the Idwal Lake (Llyn Idwal). It's probably one of the most impressive in the country. It is located at the foot of a dark massif, a kind of impressive "burnt mountain" called the "Devil's Kitchen". About four hours for five miles.

The beginning of the trail starts at the end of Porkington Terrace. For the less courageous, Panorama Walk has the advantage of leading to a beautiful viewpoint only a few meters from the main street. About ten minutes, and bang! A classic at Barmouth, since the Victorian era!

These two superb lakes surrounded by mountains are today a meeting place for trout fishermen. It is also a great place for a quiet stroll or a picnic. The views from this site, located at an altitude of 250 metres, are spectacular. This place of particular beauty is now managed by the National Trust. It is a British association which aims at the defence and development of heritage. Today it owns 250,000 hectares of land, 1,200 km of sides and 300 historical monuments.