Weekends & Short Breaks

Eryri (Snowdonia) Walking Break – Lakes, Forests & Coastal Walks


Spend three nights walking in Eryri (Snowdonia) over Spring Bank Holiday. This relaxed, fully guided break is about good company, varied scenery and enjoyable days out on foot.

With lakes, forests, mountain viewpoints and even coastal options within easy reach, the weekend has flexibility built in. Routes are chosen to suit the group and the weather, keeping the feel sociable and unhurried.

Trip Overview:

Experience Type: Weekends & Short Breaks
Location: Eryri (Snowdonia)
Duration:
3 nights
Group Size: 12


Walking Grade: Leisurely

Steady-paced, sociable walking with manageable distances and varied terrain, allowing time for breaks and to enjoy the surroundings.
See our full walking grade guide.


Accommodation: Cottage stay
Transport: Limited Train Station Collection
Meals: Breakfasts, packed lunches and evening meals included
Price: From £325 per person

Room types available: Shared, Twin, Double, Single


 

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A Relaxed Spring Bank Holiday in Eryri (Snowdonia)

This three-night walking break in Eryri (Snowdonia) is designed as a proper long weekend away — enough time to switch off, stretch your legs and settle into good company.

Based near Capel Curig, we’re surrounded by some of the most accessible and varied walking in North Wales. Within a short drive you’ll find lakeside paths, wooded valleys, gentle hill routes and even coastal trails. That gives us the freedom to choose one well-suited walk each day while keeping the pace comfortable and enjoyable.

The focus of the weekend is simple: one carefully chosen walk per day, led at a steady, sociable pace. Expect around 6–9 miles on the main days, mostly on established paths with some steady sections and uneven ground in places. We’ll stop for proper lunch breaks, photos and conversation along the way. This isn’t about big mountain days or chasing distance. It’s about being outdoors, covering satisfying miles and returning each evening feeling pleasantly tired rather than worn out.

Spring Bank Holiday is a great time to visit. The hills are fresh and green, daylight stretches into the evening and there’s a real sense of the season opening up ahead.

As with all Large Outdoors trips, most people join on their own. A three-night break gives time to properly settle in, get to know each other and enjoy the rhythm of the weekend. By the end, you’ll have shared miles, meals and stories — and quite possibly made plans for the next trip before you’ve even left.

Suggested Itinerary

Here’s what we’ve got planned - of course, we may have to offer alternatives or make amendments if the weather misbehaves or other unexpected situations arise!

Essential Information

Still have questions?
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This map is provided for guidance regarding the general location. For detailed meeting information, please refer to the 'Meeting Time & Location' section.