We have many activities for you to enjoy during your stay, throughout Llanwrtyd Wells and the surrounding areas there is something for everyone, including energetic mountain biking or calm and tranquil walking.
Coed Trallwm Mountain Biking Centre has a café serving hot & cold drinks, lunches & afternoon teas, showers, toilets, a bike wash, payphone, maps of the mountain bike trails and other local information. The Forest Café can also provide packed lunches on request.
There are three XC trails spread throughout the forest and they are graded with colours.
Blue Trail - 4km, Climb - 95m
Red Trail - 5km, Climb - 140m
Black Trail - 5km, Climb - 155m
At Ffos Farm Riding you can enjoy a "ride out into the famously beautiful Abergwesyn Valley, trek through the Crychan Forest, swim the horses in the Wash Pool or enjoy a quiet ride by the Dulais, Cammarch or Irfon rivers." www.ffosfarm.co.uk Tel - 01591 610459
At Trallwm we have endless fields, mud and streams for your dog to enjoy. Many of our cottages allow dogs (at a small charge) so save on kennel fees and give your dog a holiday.
During your stay at Trallwm you could explore the beautiful scenery of Mid-Wales by walking throughout our open access land, including three bridal ways leading up to Abergwesyn Common.
The peace and quiet of Trallwm allows for many sightings of many beautiful birds including very common sightings of Red kites, siskins, woodpeckers, herons and buzzards. To gain a closer look at Red Kites visit www.gigrin.co.uk for the Red Kite feeding centre.
At Ffos Farm Riding you can enjoy a "ride out into the famously beautiful Abergwesyn Valley, trek through the Crychan Forest, swim the horses in the Wash Pool or enjoy a quiet ride by the Dulais, Cammarch or Irfon rivers." 
At Trallwm we have endless fields, mud and streams for your dog to enjoy. Many of our cottages allow dogs (at a small charge) so save on kennel fees and give your dog a holiday. 
During your stay at Trallwm you could explore the beautiful scenery of Mid-Wales by walking throughout our open access land, including three bridal ways leading up to Abergwesyn Common. 
