What is the easiest route to walk up Snowdon?
Llanberis Path
Llanberis Path is the easiest and longest of the six main paths to the summit of Snowdon.
Which is the most scenic route up Snowdon?
Pyg Track – the Snowdon path with the least elevation gain. Miners Track – the best Snowdon route for views.
How many steps would it take to walk up Snowdon?
All you need to get going is a flight of stairs and probably some snacks. To complete the challenge, you’ll need to climb a total of 4610 steps, on your own or part of a team.
How hard is walking up Snowdon?
Much of this walk is rugged, steep and rocky. It can therefore be very challenging in parts, but the scenery is more than worth it. Remember to allow time for breaks and stopping to take in the sights, of which there are plenty. In fact the views of Snowdon are among the best of any route up.
How hard is it to walk Snowdon?
How fit do you need to be to walk up Snowdon?
Anyone who is reasonably fit with no health problems should be able to walk up and down Snowdon in under 8 hours. You shouldn’t need to ‘train’ specifically for the walk, but of course any extra uphill walking beforehand will help and the fitter you are then the more you’ll enjoy it!
What makes Snowdonia so special?
There’s something wild about the Snowdonia landscape, with soaring, sharp and magnificent peaks rising up high above the deep valleys. Picturesque and slate scarred villages scatter the region, and are excellent bases for exploring or just relaxing and enjoying the views.
What gear do I need for Snowdonia National Park?
There’s a full list of recommended kit on the Snowdonia National Park website, however here’s our hiking basics list to get you started. • Ankle supporting walking boots, not trainers and definitely no flip flops. Comfy walking socks. Look after your feet, they’ll be working hard! • Walking trousers.
Can You Fill Your water bottle at the top of Snowdonia?
You can’t fill your water bottle at the top, though, as the tap water isn’t safe to drink, so make sure you take plenty of water with you for the whole walk, or buy some more at the café. There’s a full list of recommended kit on the Snowdonia National Park website, however here’s our hiking basics list to get you started.