moderate
4–6 hours
Moderate fitness required; be prepared for steep ascents
Discover the rugged beauty of Snowdonia with guided hikes to Snowdon’s summit. Perfect for all skill levels, these trips reveal Wales' highest peak and rich history. Read on for an unforgettable mountain experience.
Weather can change rapidly, so wear moisture-wicking layers and bring a waterproof jacket.
Begin your hike at dawn to avoid crowds and catch the best lighting for photos.
Help preserve the landscape by sticking to established paths and avoiding shortcuts.
Stay hydrated during your ascent and descent, especially on warmer days.
Snowdonia’s quarrying history has shaped its rugged landscape, with slate mining dating back centuries.
The park emphasizes trail maintenance and habitat preservation to minimize environmental impact.
Supportive footwear essential for uneven terrain and summit scrambles.
Weather can shift quickly, keeping you dry and comfortable.
Useful if your hike extends into late evening or foggy conditions.
Carry water, snacks, and extra layers comfortably.