Ty Bont - Capel Curig and Snowdonia

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Pont Cyfyng Falls	Moel Siabod - view from Ty Bont

The village shops in Capel Curig can supply most provisions, while a greater variety of shops can be found in Betws-y-Coed, four miles away, and Llanrwst the local market town, eight miles away. 

Capel Curig is also the home of Plas y Brenin, the mountaineering centre, which provides an introduction to activities such as climbing, abseiling, canoeing, etc. 

The village has three hotels: Bryntyrch, Cobdens and the Tyn-y-Coed, all of which offer bar meals, with vegetarian food a speciality of the Bryntyrch. There are also several cafes: the Pinnacle Cafe, Siabod Café and Bryn Glo Café.

 The area is perfect for walkers and climbers with Snowdonia’s 14 three thousand foot peaks all within easy reach for enthusiasts, but with plenty of gentler, lower level walks to suit the less energetic - see the map below.

Llanberis – 10 miles Snowdon Railway Llyn Padarn Country Park Boat trips on the lake Quarry Museum, Llanberis Lake Railway, Dolbadarn Castle Betws y Coed – 5 miles Variety of shops Nine hole golf course Railway Museum Beddgelert – 11 miles Riverside walks Gelert’s Grave

Blaenau Ffestiniog – 15 miles Llechwedd Slate Quarry Ffestiniog Railway Portmeirion – 20 miles Clough Willaims Ellis’ Italianate village Bethesda-11miles Zip Wprd at Penrhyn Quarry Also: Isle of Anglesey - 17 miles to the bridge – for beaches, watersports, Beaumaris and lots more Porthmadog, Criccieth and the Lleyn Peninsula to the southwest Conwy – Castle and picturesque harbour, Llandudno and Colwyn Bay to the north

To book, or for further information, contact

Carol Owen on 01248 811119

1 Cae Mair Uchaf, Beaumaris, Anglesey, LL58 8YX. 

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