This website provides useful information for planning your accessible visit to Snowdonia.
If you need more information about your visit to Snowdonia, please get in touch with the Authority.
Snowdonia National Park Authority's paths and walks offer a wide range of opportunities for everyone to enjoy the natural beauty of Snowdonia.
From long beaches to peaceful lakes, Snowdonia is the perfect place to experience stunning scenery and the various sounds and textures that nature has to offer.
Your accessible visit to Snowdonia
Popular and Quiet Routes
You can find information on the popularity of various routes on our paths and walks pages. There are many quieter and less popular routes to choose from.
Guide Dogs
You can take your guide dog on many paths and walks in Snowdonia National Park. Reading our page on dog walking in Snowdonia is recommended before starting your journey.
Awakening the senses
There are incredible opportunities to listen to the sounds of nature in Snowdonia, from the captivating quiet of less popular areas to the roaring of high foaming waterfalls.
Tramper Hire
You can hire a tramper, a specially designed off-road scooter, from Snowdonia National Park Authority. These scooters are a great way to discover some of the National Park's most spectacular scenery.
Park Authority Information Centres
Remember to visit one of Snowdonia National Park Authority's Tourist Information Centres for advice and guidance on any part of your visit to Snowdonia.
Hire a Tramper
Access some of the National Park's most fantastic locations with the Tramper.
Tramper Hire
Accessibility FAQs
Free parking is available for blue badge holders in Snowdonia National Park Authority car parks. Information on which car parks have disabled parking bays is on the Parking page.
Disabled Parking at Pen y Pass:
There is no change to the disabled space at Pen y Pass car park. The space remains there and does not need to be pre-booked or paid for. However it also remains on a first-come, first-served basis as it has always been, and therefore you may find that the space is already full when you arrive. This is even more likely to be the case in the busy summer months.
We have staff on the ground 24 hours a day who are more than happy to assist if you arrive and the space is already taken.
Snowdonia National Park Authority offers accessible toilets in many locations.
Information about accessible toilets is available on the Toilets and Facilites page.
The Snowdon Sherpa service operates low-floor buses with a wheelchair ramp.
For more information about accessible public transport, visit the Gwynedd or Conwy Council websites.
Sherpa’r Wyddfa
Gwynedd Council website
Conwy Council website