Snowdon

At 1,085 metres, Snowdon, Yr Wyddfa, is the highest mountain in Wales and one of the most celebrated summits in Britain. It is a mountain of immense variety: steep ridges, glacial lakes cupped in dramatic cwms, and a summit that on a clear day opens up a view stretching across half of Wales and out to the sea. It is also, despite its popularity, a mountain that can surprise and humble: weather moves fast here, the terrain is serious in places, and the crowds on the tourist paths can mask just how big and wild Snowdon really is.

This guided ascent takes you away from the busiest lines and into the genuine character of the mountain, led by someone who knows Snowdonia not just as a route to follow but as a landscape to understand. Whatever brings you here, a lifelong ambition, a challenge, or simple curiosity, this is a day that will stay with you.