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This welcoming cottage is set near the market town of Dolgellau. You’ll have access to walks from your doorstep such as the Mawddach Trail, which follows an old disused railway line and Cader Idris, the highest mountain in Snowdonia. Head to the seaside resort of Barmouth, 9 miles away, for a sand and shingle beach, a picturesque harbour and fine views of Cardigan Bay or a take the Talyllyn Steam Train from Tywyn, 20 miles away, for a scenic route across ravines and through farmland and ancient woodland. The light and modern kitchen has been designed to maximise the space and a slate floor gives a cool feel in summer and a comforting feel in winter with its heat retention properties. The inviting sofa in the living room is just the place to relax after a day out and about or to spend a cosy night in in-front of the log burner. All four guests can sit at the dining table and enjoy a leisurely breakfast or an evening meal. The family bathroom with shower and WC is located on the ground floor. There are two double bedrooms upstairs, the first has pretty rural views and the second, a mezzanine bedroom overlooking the living room. There is a garden with a lovely grassy area at the back of the cottage. • 2 bedrooms – double beds (one bedroom mezzanine overlooking living room) • 1 shower room with a shower and WC • Oven and hob, fridge, washing machine • Welcome pack • 2 dogs welcome. Please also note dogs are not allowed upstairs. • Unsuitable for young children, toddlers and babies • TV with fire stick • Parking for 1 car • Garden- neighbouring cottage have a right of way to walk through the garden to access the rear of their property

Dolgellau is a bustling market town full of ancient stone buildings, restaurants, grand hotels, and historic sites. The area is known for its wild, beautiful countryside on the edge of the Mid Wales mountain ranges. Dolgellau also sits along a beautiful estuary, surrounded by mountains, making it a picture-perfect holiday destination. Being at the foot of Cader Idris, Dolgellau is known for its exquisite hiking trails. The Precipice Walk is a circular walk that stretches over parts of the 12th-century Nannau estate. Passing through deciduous woodland and overlooking the Mawddach Estuary towards the incomparable Snowdonia Mountain ranges, this is a great walk for the family as, despite its name, it’s a fairly easy hike, only around 5km in distance and has fantastic views. Climbing Cader Idris itself is a little more challenging. At 2.930 feet, it’s the highest mountain in southern Snowdonia. While it’s a popular challenge, the hike to the summit can take 5 hours, so you might want to use the bathroom at the car park by the foot of the mountain before leaving. The Pony Path heads up the mountainside to the stony cliffs above Llyn y Gader, the fantastic lake. Take in the incredible views of the Mawddach estuary and Barmouth before scrambling to the trig point. If coming down rocky, watery canyons is more your style, then a 30-minute drive takes you to the National White Water Centre, Bala. The raging natural rapids are perfect for learning to white water raft or canoe in the most beautiful surroundings. If you’re taking your family, be aware that the minimum age is 12 to take part at the world-class venue. Perhaps you prefer careering up and down mountains on two wheels? Coed y Brenin Mountain Biking Centre, Bala, is popular with mountain bikers worldwide and is situated in Coed y Brenin Forest Park. You can hire bikes, follow trails, walk through the stunning forest, or stop for a cup of tea and a welsh cake at the café.