Not as strenuous or scary as the name makes out. 1.5 hour very easy circular. Spectacular views. You can also look at our Precipice reel on instagram to see how flat the path is.

Guest favourite. The annual osprey breeding is the talk of the area. We even named a room after one of our osprey girls...

Theres an old footpath behind the old vicarage, that takes you into the beautiful forest behind the house. We have maps on reception. You can take a short walk or theres opportunity to link the footpath right up and over to Abergynolwyn (approx 7 hrs)

We also offer private guided tours so head to our 'Bolt-ons' page if you'd like a lesson in twitching/bird watching

Our favourite. At the foot of Cader Idris, Castell y Bere was Built by Welsh ruler Llywelyn ap Iorwerth (Llywelyn the Great) construction began in 1221.
The sophisticated entrance featuring two gatehouses with drawbridges was extremely advanced for its time.

Guest favourite. Easy walk up to see a series of beautiful waterfalls. Plenty of spots for picnics so dont forget to order one of our packed lunches!

Our managed trail 'next door'. If the path behind the vicarage looks a bit to much, Natural Resources Wales actually maintains 3 great circular paths though the forest. You'll need to start from their carpark in Pantperthog though, rather than the footpath beside the house

A mixture of picture perfect walking trails and world famous MTB opportunities

Close by, this little rainforest is a glorious haven.

A flat walk from Dolgellau to Barmouth. Its also a great option to hire a bike (we can arrange bike hire for you) and cycle it instead. Theres a great pub George III just outside of Dol to stop at for lunch/drinks. a good start point is the carpark in Dol.

A lovely walk from one of our local villages Aberlefenni