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Betws-y-Coed

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jfayard
Birmingham

Betws-y-Coed

Worth visiting!

A tip I have about this place

-Get a copy of “Walks Around Betws-Y-Coed.” Llyn Elsi hike is the best.
-The pubs close early, so don’t wait until late to eat!
-You MUST visit the Fairy Glen!
-If you like seclusion, take the bus a few miles down to Dolwyddelan… you may find yourself all alone in the castle, which is a really cool feeling.


blackmagickxx
United Kingdom

Betws-y-Coed

Worth visiting!

A review of this place

I love going to Betws-y-coed, i think its a lovelt little town. My Dads Grandfather owned the local pub, half of the river going through the town and a cottage there when he was alive so we go because it brings back memorys for my dad. I think the train station is brilliant and i love going in the train cafe. Theres not many shops but theres enough. the ugly house is also a lovely place to visit/walk round. Betws has fascinating history and its one of my favourite places in wales to visit.


Lololaurasia
Betws-y-Coed

Betws-y-Coed

Worth visiting!

So far away from home, and yet, not

I live in Betws-y-Coed at the moment, unfortunately my time here is comeing to an end soon and I have to go back home to Victoria. Betws is such a cute little village/town thingy. Far enough away from everything but close enough. Great mountains around like Snowdon, Tryfan, Y Garn, Siabod, Glyder Fach and Glyder Fawr, just to name a few. great bike trails and really nice pubs. I honestly don’t want to leave and plan to come back fairly soon.


liger
1 place

Betws-y-Coed

Worth visiting!

I could live here and not get homesick

There’s something amazing about this town! I need to return one day to put my finger on why it’s affected me so, years after staying just one night! The townies were sooo nice…


c0c04351
Greater Manchester

Betws-y-Coed

Worth visiting!

yup

Splendiferus! Absoluetly marvolous! Its succulent yet timid! Brilliant!!


ambar
Singapore

Betws-y-Coed

Worth visiting!

Climbing Moel Siabod

Name : Moel Siabod (in Welsh)
Meaning : Barren Hill (in English)
Height : 2861 ft / 872 m
Starting Point : About a mile south-east of the village of Capel Curig
Distance : 6 miles /10km
Ascent : 2369 ft / 722 m
Grade : Hard
Day Date : Sunday 23 January 2005
Time :11.00-15.30 (4.5 hours)
Weather : Extremely very good, clear sky
Temperature : 1C at bottom, approx -2C on top, win chill approx -5C


Vincey
Vauxhall

Betws-y-Coed

Worth visiting!

Very Beautiful town

One of the most scenic places in Wales, set amongst the grandeur of mountains