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A LITTLE BIT ABOUT US

Welcome to Trefriw Outdoors. The aim of this website is to promote our village and its environs as well as being a useful resource for residents and visitors alike. Trefriw is situated right at the heart of the Conwy Valley and is surrounded by the most verdant, scenic countryside. This most pleasant location lends itself benevolently to some of the most popular outdoor activities for all age groups including cycling and walking.

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Many of the organisations and activities included in our website are promoted through a series of social media sites. Please take a look at the individual providers on the relevant pages of this website.

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Walking

Trefriw has gained a great reputation as a centre for many walking activities. Trefriw Outdoors has a series of eight trails to suit all abilities. There are also numerous mountain and lakeside walks to choose from and these are illustrated throughout this website.

Cycling

The Conwy Valley provides an excellent venue for road and off-road cycling. The B5106 from Conwy through to Betws Y Coed has become a very popular route for cyclists and is often used for road racing competitions. Trefriw lies on this route and makes an ideal stop off point for refuelling and rest

Watersports

We are blessed with two of the most spectacular lakes close to Trefriw (Geirionydd and Crafnant). Both lakes lie in the most stunning surroundings and offer different facilities. Geirionydd offers watersports for everyone (paddle and power boating) whilst Crafnant is a much more peaceful environment.

Adrenalin Rush

The newly opened surf centre in Dolgarrog (2 miles away) has added to the many high energy activites available in the area, be they on land, water, in the air and underground! After a hard day out Trefriw offers facilities for relaxing with friends around a drink or a meal.

Climbing

Snowdonia has some of the best climbs in the UK and the area provides venues for all abilities. There are many local climbing centres and a wealth of local guides and instructors on hand for both the experienced and the novice. Trefriw has long been a haven for climbers and ramblers.

Mountain Biking

With so many MTB centres on our doorstep, mountain bikers are spoilt for choice. From tranquil forest trails to serious downhill, there is a route for everyone. Two miles from the Marin Trail, Trefriw lies at the very heart of the mountain biking community and offers MTB visitors to the area the chance to refuel and relax.

Your guide to the wealth of activities based in and around this charming Conwy Valley village.

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