Is Coed Brenin open?

Open 7 days a week (except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day). The Bike Shop, Beics Brenin is open 7 days a week all year round (except Christmas Day, Boxing Day & New Year’s Day). Toilets and showers are available as well as disabled and baby changing facilities.

Do you have to pay for Coed y Brenin?

You are charged for the length of time you park. You pay the parking charge when you are ready to leave. The maximum charge is £7 per day.

Is Coed y Brenin closed?

Natural Resources Wales, the land managers of Coed y Brenin Forest Park have today issued news that the Café and Visitor Centre at Coed y Brenin will close due to changes in government guidance around the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Are dogs allowed at Coed y Brenin?

Yes they are. They are very welcome. The bike hire shop had their own dog in the shop when I was there. Our dogs are used to running alongside us… and very…

Where is Coed y Brenin in Snowdonia?

Conference and Meeting Rooms at Coed y Brenin. Coed y Brenin conference centre is a unique and versatile space for your day, amid a relaxed and inspiring setting of 9,000 acres of woodland in the south of Snowdonia National Park, 7 miles North of Dolgellau.

Where to go in Coed y Brenin Forest Park?

Set within Snowdonia National Park, Coed y Brenin Forest Park is one of Natural Resources Wales’ premier recreation sites. Along with its world famous mountain bike trails, Coed y Brenin has lots to offer visitors of all ages and abilities.

Where is the Coed y Brenin conference centre?

Coed y Brenin conference centre is a unique and versatile space for your day, amid a relaxed and inspiring setting of 9,000 acres of woodland in the south of Snowdonia National Park, 7 miles North of Dolgellau. Facilities can be provided for a range of business meetings, corporate event away days or for any social occasion.

Which is the best part of Coed y Brenin?

The Freeride Zone is a jump/pump track for mountain bikes. It has eight bermed turns with fun features including rollers, hips, doubles, table tops and step ups/downs. The Drop-off Zone features the Lemming Stone, a natural rock slab, where a variety of lines can be taken but remember to look before you leap.