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EXPLORE LOCAL AREA

Whatever your interests, there is something for everyone to explore in the local area.

Below we have listed just a few of the local attractions, most of which are within walking distance of Crystal House.

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Barmouth Beach

"Literally on our doorstep"

Directly accross the road, this stretch of sandy beach is perfect for walks or swimming.

Barmouth Harbour

"A picturesque harbour with views of  the mountains"

As a former port the harbour is one of the oldest parts of Barmouth. Take a boat trip or just enjoy the views.

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Old Barmouth

"Endless exploration with breathtaking views"

Otherwise known as 'The Rock', these narrow streets and paths winding up the steep mountains, have been occupied for centuries.

The High Street

"Unique selection of crafts and souvenirs"

If you are looking for something special, there are plenty of options in the selection of artisan independant shops on Barmouth High Street. 

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The Flag

"Gain a different perspective of Barmouth"

A short walk up the mountain from Barmouth town centre, you will not only see far reaching views across the Lleyn Peninsula and Barmouth, but will be able to explore the mountains and the nearby abandonned Gellfechan farmhouse. 

Barmouth Bridge

"A timber railway bridge across the Mawddach"

Enjoy amazing views as you walk or take the train to Barmouth across this Grade 2*Listed bridge, which is the only major timber bridge still existing on Britain's Railways.

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Panorama

"Sinply breathtaking"

The Panorame walk offers the most spectacular views of the Mawddach estuary, one of the most picturesque estuaries in the world.

Cadair Idris

"One of the highest peaks in Snowdonia"

A good walk with spectacular far reaching views across Snowdonia National Park.

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Penmaenpool Toll Bridge

"Drive across a wooden bridge"

The 140 year old bridge can be accessed by road or the old railway track and is open for driving, cycling or walking across.

Cregennan Lakes

"Like it hasn't changed for a million years"

Explore Cregennan Lakes and the foothills of Cadair Idris with great views of the Mawddach estuary and beyond.

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So Much More .....

"Every visit brings something different"

Local shops, restaurants, parks, bowling green, adventure centre, walks, railways or just relaxation the list is endless and there will always be something to make your stay special.

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