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North Wales offers so much to do and see at all times of the year and all within such short driving distances. Llangollen is known as the gateway to North Wales. It is a spectacular ancient town with historic buildings, steam trains, horse-drawn canal boats, a huge music festival, castle and abbey. The white-water River Dee with its waterfalls and leaping salmon, motor museum, the horseshoe falls adjacent to The Chainbridge Hotel, and it’s famous bridge all surrounded by spectacular scenery including the Horseshoe Pass. There are dozens of interesting walks for all ages and abilities Llangollen, Llandegla or Ruthin are the ideal locations to base yourself – this allows you to explore all of North Wales and it’s spectacular scenery encompassing everything from mountains, coastal walks, canals, rivers, ancient and industrial history. North Wales offers excellent value for money, many attractions are completely free and hotels offer discounts for tourists all year round (some links are provided). You are assured of a warm Welsh welcome – come and see a spectacular part of the UK, so near yet so different
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