The Eryri National Park is watched over by a dedicated team of wardens, each looking after a particular area within the Park.
The wardens have an interesting and varied role, which includes advising the public on safe and responsible use of the countryside, liaising with landowners to help with visitor management and helping schools and community groups with education and conservation projects.
The National Park Wardens
Working alongside the Estate Staff, wardens help make the National Park more accessible to the public by managing the public rights of way network, permissive paths and ‘Open Country’. This work involves erecting stiles, gates and waymarkers along with resurfacing paths and general maintenance work.
Eryri National Park Wardens have an in depth knowledge of the geology and wildlife within their area.
They provide an important service for visitors, imparting valuable advice to walkers, climbers and tourists on how to stay safe and enjoy all that’s on offer in the Snowdonia National Park.
Warden team
Adam Daniel
Head of Warden Service
David Jones
Senior Warden – South
Vacant Post
Senior Warden – North
Gethin Corps
Dolgellau Warden
Rhys Gwynn
Dolgellau Warden
Myfyr Tomos
Part Time South Warden
Dilwyn Williams
Pen-y-Pass Site Manager
Alan Pritchard
Y Carneddau Warden
Arwel Morris
Llyn Tegid and Bala Warden
Alun Gethin Jones
Snowdon Warden
Robat Davies
Llyn Tegid Assistant Warden
Volunteer Wardens
Occasionally, opportunities to serve as volunteer wardens become available. These opportunities are published on our volunteering page.
- An opportunity to be part of a team and meet new people
- Improve your Mountaineering experience
- A variety of courses and walks with different local experts e.g. First Aid, Local History, Geology around Yr Wyddfa
- A great experience that can help towards finding future employment
- Improve your countryside management knowledge
- A chance to contribute to Eryri’s sustainable future