We’re in Snowdonia, and after a lovely days scrambling yesterday we’re faced with two days of snow, thunder and gales on the tops.

Any suggestions of what to do – low level walks or anything really. Thanks!

Llanberis Slate Quarries from Bus Stop Quarry.

Followed by Pete’s Eats (even if it isn’t as good as it used to be)

If it’s really bad, you can go underground and visit the hydro plant.

Hunker down

visit Portmeirion village and gardens (beach coastal walk to Porthmadog **Beware tides)
coastal train (esp over Barmouth)

edit – http://www.electricmountain.co.uk/ (*I’ve never been – but previously noted)

Have a browse of the shops in Betws followed by an ice cream in Cadwalders and a forest walk. Or get yourself to the coast!

The cafe with the huge tea selection by the station in Betws has great food for a bad day/hangover. I’ll not be conned back to Pete’s eats ever again.

What’s at the coast? Other than the sea?

Beaches Portmadoc to the west and stuff to the north too

If past stormagedons are anything to go by it will probably just be a bit of drizzle & a breeze.
But then again your in Wales…

Grab some kites, don some waterproofs & head to the beach.

Low level ish walks taking in many pubs?

Bounce Below – underground trampoline?

http://www.llechwedd-slate-caverns.co.uk/adventure/

corris mine explorers

Low level bimble through the forest past Swallow Falls down to Betws for food / shopping / drinking? Park in the little car park after the A5 crosses the river North of Betws and either one of the party runs back up the A5 to collect or walk back through forest after food?

Or Indy Climbing Wall? Does mean a trip into Angelsey but not that far.

http://www.nuffieldanglesey.org.uk/climbing-wall/

Pub of course.

Go biking 🙂

Or, if with family, a walk up to the lake above Betws should be OK as much of the climb is in the trees. Another option is a morning run followed by Bounce Below. It’s more epic than it sounds!

I reckon Alpine cafe will be rammed, so would be thinking slightly off-piste. Perhaps try the nearby Welsh food farm (next to Bodnant Gardens).

Camarthon castle followed by pizza and ice cream at glaslyn ices cafe in beddgelert

Stay in the room with your partner for some adult fun, only leaving to eat & go to the pub?

What’s at the coast? Other than the sea?

Even more exposire to wind and rain ? 🙂

As a kid I spent many holidays in Wales in horrible weather, it was frankly a bit rubbish

Good stuff! Thabks

Blackrock sands- can you still drive on the beach there?

Walk up the road to the top reservoir at the Dinorwic pumped storage, shin over the fence and look down the surge tunnel, then walk down through the slate quarries. Fascinating.

Walk on the beach, dunes, forest at Newborough and along to Llanddwyn island.

Picturesque views from a drive on one of the roads from Dolgellau that lead to the base of Cader Idris. past some lovely lakes and down to Fairbourne.

Jump on the narrow gauge railway with the silly long name in Fairbourne.

Hop across to Barmouth.

Buy some winter gear and build a snowman? 😉

Whitewater rafting at Tryweryn, Bala. Weather doesn’t affect how wet you get

Read that Bounce Below is close until May whilst they make it ‘bigger and better’, installing new slides apparently too. The caverns at Llechwedd (sp) have re-opened though. Wander around Conwy Castle? Bodnant Gardens (NT). Off to Betws in a week.. can’t come soon enough..

We had two decent days then drove home last night before the Easter rush.

I’m on the uplift tomorrow at Antur and it’s gonna be awesome. NOT. Wish me luck in the 40 mph wind and sideways rain.

Kite flying at red wharf bay on anglesey.
Should be exciting at the very least