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Set in the valley of the Afon Lledr, Dolwyddelan village is a useful stop-off with an interesting 13th-century hilltop castle and the 15th-century Saint Gwyddelan’s church. In the village you'll find a shop, pub and restaurant as well as a train station.

1 pound all day parking...bring your coins no card reader

The path after this is very difficult to find. pay close attention to your route. we went wrong...

Beautiful walk open scenery

Now closed not safe for use

Slightly off the beaten track, hidden in the shadow of the popular Moel Siabod, the village of Dolwyddelan enjoys an idyllic mountain setting. You'll find food and refreshments at Y Gwydyr, the village pub, and at Elen’s Hotel and Restaurant, while there’s a convenience store and a few other accommodation options too. Nearby Moel Siabod and its excellent Daear Ddu Ridge are obvious draws for scrambling hillwalkers. History buffs will enjoy the association with Llewelyn the Great and it’s just a short walk from the village to the impressive Dolwyddelan Castle ruins.

Last time I drove passed (02/03/2003) the car park is closed and all the signs are covered up so check before visiting

It would be hard to overstate the drama of this 13th-century castle, thanks to its incredible location in Snowdonia National park. Thought to have been the birthplace of Llywelyn the Great, the castle was one of the area's strongholds. You can access the exterior of the castle year-round.