Rock Climbing & Abseiling

Rock Climbing & Abseiling

ROCK CLIMBING & ABSEILING

Location: Snowdonia, multiple locations

Duration: 3 Hours AM/PM session OR Full day

Suitable for: Adults and children 6+

If you are looking for an adventure on the rock – this one’s for you! There is no shortage of great places to climb and abseil in Snowdonia and if you have a head for heights and want to develop some new skills we can kit you up and introduce you to climbing. It’s a challenge making your way up the rock face but we make sure you can safely go as far as you feel comfortable and then the thrill of the abseil back down takes it to another level! Such a fun sport suitable for all.

What’s included in the cost

  • Fully Qualified Climbing Instructor
  • Info pack before the session
  • Full Safety kit provided including Climbing Harness & Helmet
  • Hours of exhilarating fun!!!!

What to bring?

  • Warm clothing
  • Trainers or rock boots if you have them.
  • Waterproofs and spare warm clothing.
  • Food and a drink

TOUR ITINERARY

Saturday
Pick up at Bangor railway station (if travelling by rail). Drive to Snowdonia National Park and settle into our overnight accommodation in time for an evening meal and a chat with the guide about the week ahead.
Sunday
Today we climb Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales (1085m) There are several paths up this beautiful mountain and the choice will depend upon group size, ability and of course the weather. On a clear day, it is possible to see England, Wales, Scotland Ireland and the Isle of Mann from the summit, 20 mountain lakes and the western coast of Wales. Transfer back to hotel early evening.
Distance: 5-7 km Ascent: 1000m Time: 5-8 hours
Monday
After a hearty breakfast, travel to Dollgellau, a pretty town in mid-Wales, surrounded by the hills of southern Snowdonia. We spend this afternoon exploring this picturesque town which has evolved from the small village it once was in the 12th century into today’s town with it’s narrow streets linking together the various town squares.
Tuesday
Today we climb Cadair Idris, the highest mountain range in mid-Wales. A delightful circular walk on well established paths, to Pen y Gadair Fawr, the highest point. From the top, there are stunning views to the coast and hills of northern Snowdonia. This is a strenuous walk taking between 4 and 6 hours.
Distance: 13km Ascent: 950m Time: 4-6 hours
Wednesday
Pick up from hotel mid-morning and travel alongside the river Wye to the pretty market town of Hay-on-Wye in Powys. We spend the afternoon exploring the town often referred to as the “town of books” as it has over 30 bookshops selling specialist and second-hand books. Hay-on Wye or Y Gelli it’s Welsh name, is renowned for it’s beautiful scenery, excellent accommodation and superb local cooking, all provided with the pride in excellence that the welsh are well-known. Overnight in hotel accommodation.
Thursday
Today we summit the distinctive shaped peak Pen y Fan, at 886m the highest peak in South Wales in the heart of the Brecon Beacons. As we walk we see wonderful views to the summit ridge, and once on the ridge out to the Usk valley to the North and the market town of Brecon. Return to hotel accommodation.
Distance: 11km Ascent: 453m Time: 5-6 hours
Friday
After an enjoyable breakfast we travel leisurely back up to North Wales, stopping for lunch in Welshpool before returning to Bangor train station early afternoon.

TOUR PRICING

7 DAY GUIDED TOUR
from £849
  • 7 days guided tour
  • 6 nights accommodation
  • packed lunches each day
  • Quality hotel accommmodation
  • * Price subject to supplement for single person occupancy

from £45

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