The nominal 2’ gauge Bala Lake Railway (Rheilffordd Llyn Tegid) is a delightful little 4½ mile line running alongside Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake) in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. The trains are hauled by historic Welsh steam locomotives.
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Tremadog Looking for accomodation in Tremadog (Porthmadog)? Get the lowest rate for your Hotel from booking.com Book Your Room Dramatically situated at the base of a steep sided rock face, Tremadog is a small village
Trefor Looking for accomodation in Trefor? Get the lowest rate for your Hotel from booking.com Book Your Room The steep hills that make up Yr Eifl tumble sharply down to the sea near the village
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Trefriw Looking for accomodation in Trefriw? Get the lowest rate for your Hotel from booking.com Book Your Room Trefriw is situated in the heart of the Conwy Valley, on the edge of the Snowdonia National
Ruthin Looking for accomodation in Ruthin? Get the lowest rate for your Hotel from booking.com Book Your Room Perched on top of a hill, Ruthin was once fortified, and as in Rome, all roads seem
Pwllheli Looking for accomodation in Pwllheli? Get the lowest rate for your Hotel from booking.com Book Your Room Regarded by many as the capital of the Lleyn Peninsula, Pwllheli is an attractive seaside town with
Porthmadog Looking for accomodation in Porthmadog? Get the lowest rate for your Hotel from booking.com Book Your Room Porthmadog is a large coastal town that is located close to the Lleyn Peninsula. The town once
Porthdinllaen Looking for accomodation near Porthdinllaen? Get the lowest rate for your Hotel from booking.com Book Your Room Inextricably linked to Morfa Nefyn, is the village of Porthdinllaen, an eighteenth century fishing village, a cluster