The Snowdonia Way

Discover the sparkling mountain streams, dramatic valleys, lush wooded hillsides, and expansive moorland along the Snowdonia Way, a remarkable long-distance trail winding through the heart of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. Spanning 156km (97 miles) from Machynlleth in the south to Conwy in the north, this iconic route leads you through a landscape steeped in history, from ancient druids and Roman invaders to the legends of King Arthur and the great Welsh princes.Perfect for adventurous walkers able to tackle a day on rolling terrain with a backpack, this comprehensive guidebook breaks the Snowdonia Way into 6 manageable daily stages, including an alternative high-level route through the mountains. Along the way, you'll encounter fascinating relics of the region's industrial heritage, spot wildlife and cascading waterfalls, and enjoy welcoming pubs and cafés.The route is described from south to north, with each stage route description accompanied by 1:50,000 Ordnance Survey maps to ensure confident navigation throughout.6 stage-by-stage route descriptions covering the full Snowdonia Way from Machynlleth to ConwyAn alternative 9-stage high-level route gives you a spectacular journey over Eryri's mountains, climbing the most famous peaks such as Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), Cadair Idris, Cnicht and the GlydersClear, step-by-step directions are complemented by detailed maps and downloadable GPX files, making navigation effortless whether you use a GPS device or a smartphone appEach stage details distance, estimated walking time, ascent, and a summary of terrain to help you plan every step of your Snowdonia Way adventureDetailed 1:50,000 Ordnance Survey maps provide highly accurate, real-world navigation along the Snowdonia WayRefreshment stops and accommodation options listed for each stage, including towns and villages such as Bethesda, Conwy, and BeddgelertPlan your Snowdonia Way adventure with confidence and experience the best of the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park with this definitive guidebook to one of Wales' finest long-distance walks.