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Snowdonia’s most popular walking festival.
Based in the heart of the historic village of Trefriw on the edge of Eryri, the festival has trails for every level, from mountain ascents to easy strolls.
All our walks begin and end in Trefriw; the more remote ones using transport kindly provided by Plas Y Brenin National Mountain Sports Centre. All are led by experienced walk leaders and accompanied by qualified First Aiders.
| Event (16 May 2025 - 18 May 2025) |
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