National Trust places in Gwynedd

9 National Trust places to visit in Gwynedd, including 4 countryside spots, 4 coastal places, 1 historic site. Tick them off your checklist as you go, or explore them on the interactive map.

Carneddau & Glyderau

Countryside

Two great mountain ranges of Eryri with glacial lakes and the Cwm Idwal nature reserve.

Craflwyn & Beddgelert

Countryside

Picturesque Snowdonia village with woodland walks and the legend of Gelert the hound.

Llanbedrog Beach

Coast

A sheltered sandy beach on the Llŷn Peninsula with colourful beach huts and woodland headland.

Ogwen Cottage

Countryside

A mountain centre in the Ogwen Valley, gateway to Cwm Idwal, Tryfan and the Glyderau.

Porth Meudwy

Coast

A tiny cove near Aberdaron, the historic departure point for Bardsey Island pilgrims.

Porth y Swnt

Historic Site

A visitor centre in Aberdaron celebrating the landscape and culture of the Llŷn Peninsula.

Porthdinllaen

Coast

A remote fishing village on the Llŷn coast, home to the famous Tŷ Coch Inn beach pub.

Porthor

Coast

The famous Whistling Sands beach on the Llŷn Peninsula with its squeaking sand.

South Eryri (Snowdonia)

Countryside

Ancient oak woodland, waterfalls and gold mine remains in southern Snowdonia.

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