Hiking
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The most myth-soaked mountain in Eryri: a giant’s stone chair, a night on the summit said to end in madness or poetry, and a pack of ghostly hounds whose howling was once said to foretell death.
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186 miles of cliff-top path along Britain’s only fully coastal National Park — walkable end to end in a fortnight, or in any one of over a hundred shorter circular sections, with a genuinely useful bus network built specifically for walkers.
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South Wales’ highest peak is genuinely achievable for a reasonably fit family in good weather — but it’s still a proper mountain with a 4,000-year history, a memorial to a child who died lost on it, and weather that can turn in minutes. Here’s what to know before you go.