Yr Wyddfa is most popular for its challenging walks but it is also home to rare wildlife and farming communities.
Eryri's iconic summit and of Wales' national assets
Standing at over 3,000 feet, Yr Wyddfa is the highest mountain in the National Park and undoubtedly Eryri’s most popular summit.
Yr Wyddfa is an iconic mountain known throughout the world, an inherent part of a rich and vibrant community and home to many Welsh mountain farms.
Ground Conditions Report
Regular reports on Yr Wyddfa’s winter ground conditions.
Parking for Yr Wyddfa
Information on suitable car parks for hiking up Yr Wyddfa.
Yr Wyddfa Walks App
The perfect app to guide you along the paths to the summit of Yr Wyddfa.
Snowdon Mountain Railway
Information on taking the train to the summit of Yr Wyddfa.
Mountain Biking on Yr Wyddfa
Information about mountain biking on Yr Wyddfa.
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Yr Wyddfa at a glance
Popularity
Over 600,000 people hike up Yr Wyddfa every year, making it one of Britain's busiest mountains.
Farmland
Most of the land on Yr Wyddfa is home to several mountain farms.
Rare species
Despite its popularity, Yr Wyddfa is home to rare wildlife species such as the Snowdon Lily.
Striking geology
The famous summit of Yr Wyddfa was formed over millions of years by tremendous geological forces.
National Nature Reserve
Yr Wyddfa has been designated a National Nature Reserve for its unique flora and fauna.
Excellent views
On a clear day, you can see most of Eryri's other peaks and even as far as Ireland.
Rare wildlife
Yr Wyddfa is home to internationally important wildlife species such as the Snowdon Lily and the Snowdon Beetle.
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