A view of the Mawddach Estuary on a clear spring day with woodland lining the shores.
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Plastic-free Yr Wyddfa logo

By refilling with this tap you have avoided unnecessary single-use plastics and made Yr Wyddfa closer to becoming the first plastic-free mountain in the world.

Remember:

  • There is no tap at the summit! Make sure you have at least 1.5L of water per person for your walk up Yr Wyddfa.
  • It can take 450 years for a plastic bottle to decompose.
  • 5% of the soil content on the summit is already microplastics. We all have a responsibility to protect this fragile landscape from further harm.
  • All our designated water taps provide fresh Welsh water and it’s safe to drink.
  • Tap water is 2000 times cheaper than bottled water.
  • By thinking twice about single-use, you’ve diverted another bottle from landfill, the mountainside or the ocean.
Three hikers on the Miners Track with Yr Wyddfa's summit in the distance.
Packing for your plastic-free adventure

Find out what you should pack to aid the campaign to make Yr Wyddfa the first plastic-free mountain in the world.

Plastic-free packing

Drone photo of the Llanberis Path leading to the summit of Yr Wyddfa ond a bright spring day.
Plastic-free Yr Wyddfa

Find out more about the National Park Authority’s campaign to make Yr Wyddfa the first plastic-free mountain in the world.

Plastic-free Yr Wyddfa

Gold plastic-free Yr Wyddfa emblem.
Plastic-free businesses

Are you business operating in the Yr Wyddfa area? Your business can help make Yr Wyddfa the first plastic-free mountain in the world.

Plastic-free businesses