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Our journeys are run according to demand, we require a minimum of two persons. Simply get in touch and we'll work with you to arrange a date!
Follow in the footsteps of the Welsh Princes and discover the Legends of the heart of Eryri - Snowdonia in this stunning full-day Packraft Adventure. These walking and paddling trips are ideal for adventurous families, couples or small groups seeking to gain a flavour of Snowdonia from a truly unique perspective.
Full day journey: Immerse yourself in the beautiful surroundings of the Nant Gwynant Valley under Yr Wyddfa - Mount Snowdon. Follow the Afon Glaslyn from Llyn Gwynant as it descends towards the picturesque village of Beddgelert, paddling two stunning lakes along the way.
Half Day Journey: Starting and finishing in Nant Gwynant we will follow the Afon Glaslyn to paddle across a lake in the beautiful surroundings of the Nant Gwynant Valley beneath yr Wyddfa - Mount Snowdon.
Challenge Level: Medium.
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We keep group sizes small and friendly to allow us to focus on you having the best possible experience.
Location: Beddgelert / Nant Gwynant
Approximate distance: Half Day: 7km / Full Day: 10km.
Typical group size: 6 - 8 persons
Minimum age: 12 years.
Younger children may be able to participate, subject to certain criteria. Please call us to discuss.
Can't see the dates you want? Our journeys are run according to demand, we require a minimum of two persons. Simply get in touch and we'll work with you to arrange a date!
PLEASE READ THE EQUIPMENT, ACTIVITY and MEDICAL INFO (SEE RIGHT) BEFORE BOOKING.
Group and Family rates available, please enquire.
All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Persons participating should be at a level of fitness to cover this distance.
All safety and packrafting equipment is provided.
Welsh Legends - Full & Half Day Packraft Adventures
Packrafting and Safety Equipment. All Packrafting and safety equipment required for the Activity will be provided by us.
Individual Equipment - What to Bring. A list of equipment is included below. The environment in the UK can change quickly and so you must prepare accordingly. For safety reasons participants need to have the items on the list with them - we reserve the right to refuse participation if you don't have suitable clothing and gear.
Items marked * can be borrowed from us, we'll bring plenty along on the day.
You will need to bring / wear:
- A warm fleece top or insulated jacket.
- A base-layer (a non-cotton t-shirt).
- ‘Outdoor’ type trousers (Not denim - synthetic track suit bottoms are fine).
- Thermals (in spring and autumn - carried or worn).
- Warm hat and some gloves (in spring and autumn).
- Waterproof Jacket. (Essential – even on warm sunny days).
- Waterproof trousers. (Essential – even on warm sunny days).
- Walking shoes or boots.
- Water shoes (these will get wet! An old pair of trainers is perfect)
- A rucksack to carry your gear (it will need to carry your safety gear and boat too – so make sure its has plenty of space! 30-40l rucksacks are normally more than adequate. * (we can supply).
- A watertight liner or dry bag for inside your rucksack * (we can supply).
- A spare change of clothes (carried).
- Food and drink for the day. (A hot sweet drink in a small flask is a good idea, especially if it’s a bit chilly out.)
- Sunglasses, sun hat, sun screen (as required).
- Personal medication. You must take any medication you may require with you and show it to us at the start of your adventure, so we know where it is if you need it!
Please do not wear cotton tops or bottoms as the material stays cold and heavy when wet.