Eryri in a sentence

Becky took me to the mountains of Eryri for the first time to try out the camera and from that moment we were hooked.

Ffynnon Llyffant, which means a 'frog's well' in English, is located just below Carnedd Llywelyn - the highest peak of the Carneddau range in Eryri.

Police stressed that drivers were risking lives through ‘irresponsible’ parking at the national park – also known as Eryri – where emergency vehicles could be blocked from getting through.

The terraces are also well-located to access shops and socialising, facilities and amenities at nearby Flint, Wrexham and Chester, with Liverpool less than an hour away and the north Wales coast and Eryri Snowdonia National Park just a short drive away.

This has seen the Eryri National Park Authority join forces with National Trust Cymru and Natural Resources Wales to arrange a special stone pitching training course, which will be grant sponsored and all travelling expenses will be reimbursed.

Trawsfynydd is situated in the heart of the Eryri National Park.

Aberdyfi on the edge of the Eryri National Park in Wales, should also be prepared to pay more than the national average at £330 per square foot.

Accompanied by 11 other determined people, Mr Abernethy embarked on this challenging adventure from Aberdovey on the North Wales coast, deep into the mountains of Eryri/Snowdonia National Park.

A MAN has died after falling while climbing down a mountain in Eryri.

A one-time guest house set in the idyllic surroundings of Eryri National Park has been turned into a hostel aimed at adventurers exploring North Wales.

Cyngor Gwynedd and Eryri National Park have worked hard to implement public transport alternatives but too many visitors remain wedded to their cars and new infrastructure can struggle to keep pace with the growth in visitor numbers.

Elsewhere, the snow is continuing, especially over northern Eryri.

From beautiful riverside trails in Cardiff to the adventurous greens of Eryri and Beacon national parks and the world-famous beaches of Tenby – Wales has it all.

It is now owned by the national park authority in Eryri, also known as Snowdonia, which put it up for sale earlier this year, saying it could no longer afford to run the building as a study centre.

It's also on a bus route - handy for a trip into Eryri or for weekend walks.

It still hasn't sold and now plans have been submitted to Eryri National Park Authority to demolish the property and build eight homes in its place.

Just as at the start of your journey, the end point offers breathtaking views of Eryri National Park's mountains and countryside.

Meanwhile, spectators had alerted Llanberis Mountain Rescue, who passed the incident on to an Eryri warden.

Set amidst the dramatic slate landscapes of Eryri, the new sauna offers a striking contrast to Sawna Bach’s original coastal location at Porth Tyn Tywyn.

There are flood warnings in place across Wales on Sunday evening, with four in Eryri where the Met Office reported the highest gust of the day so far at 89mph at Capel Curig.