Expert accredited guides can teach you how to use the right equipment so you can enjoy winter mountain walks safely. Epic scenery is guaranteed, whatever the weather. Search for climbing operators in Eryri (Snowdonia).
Gower is the perfect place to blow away the wintery cobwebs. Wrap up warm and watch big seas crashing against cliffs, or wander along the wide, sandy beaches. Find out more about walking on the Gower Peninsula.
Make for the water at Cardiff International White Water centre, where Grade 4 rapids, standing waves, a full rafting course and high ropes course will wake you up with a hit of adrenaline.
With clear blue sky and the crunch of snow underfoot, the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) hills come into their own in winter. With the first snow, walkers arrive to head up Pen y Fan (886m) or explore other fantastic walks in the Bannau Brycheiniog.
Wrap up warm and head to one of the dozens of places across Wales where you can go stargazing. We have around 30 Dark Sky Discovery Sites spread across Wales, from our stunning coastlines to mountains deep inland.
Take the leads of a team of huskies and race through forest trails on a wheeled race rig! Mynydd Sleddog Adventures only do dog sledding during the winter.
Be safe!
Exploring the outdoors is fantastic fun, but please read up on the risks and make sure you are prepared.
- Find safety advice for exploring Wales' National Parks and safety tips for staying safe on the Welsh coast.
- Visit AdventureSmart.uk for information on how to stay safe while exploring Wales.
