Mountains

Find out why the mountains of Bethesda in North Wales are such a draw for singer, songwriter and actress Lisa Jên Brown, of 9Bach.

There’s still gold in those Welsh hills, along with silver, copper, zinc and lead. Many of the old metal mines are full-blown attractions, while other are curious ruins in remote, beautiful places. Discover the precious metal mines in Wales you can visit.

Welsh adventurer Ash Dykes is the first person in the world to walk the length of the Yangtze river in China. He trains for all his expeditions in Wales.

Mountain lake swimming in Snowdonia National Park

Exploring the family of touring routes that lead you through the heart of Wales.

Whether you want a relaxing family adventure afloat in a canoe or the exhilaration of rushing across waves in kayak, Wales is the place to find it.

If you're new to ropes and hard hats, North Wales is full of amazing scenery and friendly experts ready to help you have an unforgettable experience. With the friendly and skilled climbing instructors in North Wales, the mountains and cliffs of Snowdonia and Anglesey offer a great day out for everyone.

When the views are this epic, a country stroll becomes a mini-adventure. Enough to turn even the most reluctant ramblers into explorers

The South Wales Valleys is one big adventure playground for all the family! Ski, mountain bike or kayak your way to a great day out!

Spectacular scenery, devilish legends, a proud maritime past and passionately proud locals: from mountains to mines, Mid Wales has so much to explore

Did you know that Wales produces award-winning wines? Escape to the country at these lush vineyards along Wales' Cambrian Way.

Exploring The North Wales Way - try cruising a canal, bike it on-road or off, or take a hike in Wales’ biggest mountain range