Keen walkers would have to look long and hard for more spectacular countryside in which to spend their days. In Snowdonia there are many nature trails for ramblers and mountain tracks for more experienced walkers (walkers are reminded that they must be fully equipped before embarking on a mountain trail).

Snowdonia	Caernarfon Castle

For the more adventurous, rock climbing and abseiling takes place at Llanberis Pass, the training ground for both Alpine and Everest climbers and expert tuition is at hand. For those who want to enjoy the mountain views without taking a hike, there is the unique Snowdon Mountain Railway.

Llandudno	Penrhyn Castle

Horse riding enthusiasts can explore the blissful Snowdonia countryside on a trusty steed - there are a number of riding and trekking centers in the area, catering for both the novice and experienced rider.

Anglers will find that, salmon, trout and sea trout can be fished for in local rivers and lakes, in season and with a permit, and sea fishing trips are available at Caernarfon, Beaumaris, Conwy and Llandudno. You can also enjoy beach casting at Dinas Dinlle, famed for its bass fishing in the surf.