Do you spend time in the outdoors? Are you a keen hill walker or mountain climber? Or just an enthusiastic amateur? It doesn’t matter what your experience level is, if you enjoy exploring the outdoors, then outdoor first aid skills are essential.
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Have you ever fancied taking on Wales’ highest mountain and doing something good at the same time? Our charity challenge service is just what you’re looking for!
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It’s that time of year when this question pops up repeatedly in online forums such as the many Snowdon related Facebook Groups. If you’ve dreamt about climbing Snowdon in the winter, read on to make sure it’s right for you and to learn some valuable tips.
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Dogs are a common sight on Snowdon and, if you have one, you’ll probably want to share your mountain day with yours but remember, that as well as being a physical challenge for you, it may be a much greater challenge for your pet. You should be sure your dog is up for the job if you want to avoid having to carry it down.
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The short answer is yes! For a more detailed answer and some top tips, read this adapted extract from our very own book. Find out more about How to Climb a Mountain – The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Reaching Your First Summit.
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What do eating your lunch, putting on a jumper and doing up your flies have in common? These are all things we’ve had to help clients do because they’ve lost the feeling in their fingers when climbing Snowdon!
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If you’re coming to Llanberis to climb Snowdon then you’re going to need somewhere to stay. Fortunately there are lots of options from campsites and hostels to 5* hotels!
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Are you coming to climb Snowdon and want somewhere (very) nice to stay? Read on to find luxury 5* and 4* accommodation close to Snowdon.
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Following the busy Easter holidays, you might have seen social media or news articles of long queues on the summit of Snowdon. There’s no escaping that Snowdon is the the busiest mountain in the country (and very possibly, the world) but that doesn’t mean you have to get stuck in a queue. It is true that queues form at the summit of Snowdon regularly on sunny Saturdays, bank holidays and during the school holidays and a queue reaching the bottom of the steps will mean around a one-hour wait. However, read on for five ways to avoid the queues on Snowdon.
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Oh yes!
If you’re visiting Snowdon for the first time you could be forgiven for asking this question but the answer is almost certainly YES, no matter what time of year you’re visiting.
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