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Sightseeing
Explore over 2500 acres of forest, moorland and lakes amid stunning upland scenery. With Visitor Centre, Café, Gift Shop, Osprey Exhibition, Adventure Playground, Cycle Hire, Mountain Biking, Walking Trails, Sailing and world class Fishing to discover.
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Llyn Brenig
Explore over 2500 acres of forest, moorland and lakes amid stunning upland scenery. With Visitor Centre, Café, Gift Shop, Osprey Exhibition, Adventure Playground, Cycle Hire, Mountain Biking, Walking Trails, Sailing and world class Fishing to discover.
The museum is a treasure chest of all things from the 50’s. There is something here for everyone of any age to enjoy, from vintage vehicles, kitchen/living room settings, pop music, toys, household items to boxing memorabilia and the getaway vehicle for the Great Train Robbery.
Cae Dai Trust Museum
Cae DaiThe museum is a treasure chest of all things from the 50’s. There is something here for everyone of any age to enjoy, from vintage vehicles, kitchen/living room settings, pop music, toys, household items to boxing memorabilia and the getaway vehicle for the Great Train Robbery.
Mighty fortress evokes the drama of medieval warfare
Denbigh Castle is all about drama. Cross the drawbridge into the triple-towered gatehouse and you’ll hear the portcullis thundering down, chains rattling and the din of horses and marching soldiers.
Don’t be too alarmed. It’s all down to sensors and the wonders of modern technology. But it’s a powerful reminder that this great fortress crowning a rocky outcrop above the Vale of Clwyd played a vital role in the wars that shaped Wales.
It was once the royal residence of Dafydd ap Gruffudd, whose attack on nearby Hawarden Castle provoked the English king Edward I to mount a full-scale invasion. By 1282 Denbigh was the in hands of the king’s commander Henry de Lacy.
He lost no time in building a huge stone fortress with extensive town walls on top of Dafydd’s stronghold. But the Welsh weren’t finished just yet. The half-complete castle was attacked and captured and, by the time they got it back, the English had changed the blueprint.
They made the curtain walls much higher, added the imposing gatehouse and inserted an ingenious ‘sally port’ – a secure secret doorway – so defenders could sneak out in an emergency.
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Denbigh Castle / Castell Dinbych
Castle HillMighty fortress evokes the drama of medieval warfare
Denbigh Castle is all about drama. Cross the drawbridge into the triple-towered gatehouse and you’ll hear the portcullis thundering down, chains rattling and the din of horses and marching soldiers.
Don’t be too alarmed. It’s all down to sensors and the wonders of modern technology. But it’s a powerful reminder that this great fortress crowning a rocky outcrop above the Vale of Clwyd played a vital role in the wars that shaped Wales.
It was once the royal residence of Dafydd ap Gruffudd, whose attack on nearby Hawarden Castle provoked the English king Edward I to mount a full-scale invasion. By 1282 Denbigh was the in hands of the king’s commander Henry de Lacy.
He lost no time in building a huge stone fortress with extensive town walls on top of Dafydd’s stronghold. But the Welsh weren’t finished just yet. The half-complete castle was attacked and captured and, by the time they got it back, the English had changed the blueprint.
They made the curtain walls much higher, added the imposing gatehouse and inserted an ingenious ‘sally port’ – a secure secret doorway – so defenders could sneak out in an emergency.
Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa in Welsh) is the highest mountain in Wales and England. It's one of our most famous and regonizable landmarks and is well worth a visit. Standing tall over the village of Llanberis, Snowdon is a part of a close-knit family of jagged peaks and can offer views of Snowdonia, Anglesey, Pembrokeshire and Ireland. Choose from six different paths to conquer this 1,085 metre (3,560 feet) giant which are the Llanberis path, Pyg Track, Miners’ Track, Watkin Path, Rhyd-Ddu Path or the Snowdon Ranger Path.
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Bundok ng Snowdon
Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa in Welsh) is the highest mountain in Wales and England. It's one of our most famous and regonizable landmarks and is well worth a visit. Standing tall over the village of Llanberis, Snowdon is a part of a close-knit family of jagged peaks and can offer views of Snowdonia, Anglesey, Pembrokeshire and Ireland. Choose from six different paths to conquer this 1,085 metre (3,560 feet) giant which are the Llanberis path, Pyg Track, Miners’ Track, Watkin Path, Rhyd-Ddu Path or the Snowdon Ranger Path.
Moel Siabod is a lonely mountain in Snowdonia, whose trig point sits almost 900m high, above Betws-y-Coed and Capel Curig. The routes up can be easily varied to cater for a mixture of needs and abilities, and are always beautiful, with views of 13 of the 14 highest peaks in Wales from the summit on a clear day - without even turning your head! Good parking and a cafe readily available at its base, makes Moel Siabod a brilliant day out, time and again.
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Moel Siabod
Moel Siabod is a lonely mountain in Snowdonia, whose trig point sits almost 900m high, above Betws-y-Coed and Capel Curig. The routes up can be easily varied to cater for a mixture of needs and abilities, and are always beautiful, with views of 13 of the 14 highest peaks in Wales from the summit on a clear day - without even turning your head! Good parking and a cafe readily available at its base, makes Moel Siabod a brilliant day out, time and again.
The Cable Car from the Happy Valley to the Great Orme Summit is, at over one mile each way, the longest Aerial Cabin Lift in the United Kingdom. It was built in 1969 and fully overhauled in 2006.
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Summit Cable Car Station
The Cable Car from the Happy Valley to the Great Orme Summit is, at over one mile each way, the longest Aerial Cabin Lift in the United Kingdom. It was built in 1969 and fully overhauled in 2006.
Food scene
A small, family run restaurant
Everything they serve is freshly prepared daily and cooked to order.
This helps them ensure that everyone receives the individual attention they deserve. Our chefs are happy, with a little notice, to tailor a dish to suit your individual requirements and dietary needs.
They run a selection of main dishes in the restaurant and a popular Friday night special in our snug.
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The White Horse Restaurant
A small, family run restaurant
Everything they serve is freshly prepared daily and cooked to order.
This helps them ensure that everyone receives the individual attention they deserve. Our chefs are happy, with a little notice, to tailor a dish to suit your individual requirements and dietary needs.
They run a selection of main dishes in the restaurant and a popular Friday night special in our snug.
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