Who we are
Roger and Lesley are both qualified teachers with 30 years experience between them in outdoor education.

Lesley has a Sports Science degree and she has worked in Outdoor Education centres

in France and the U.K.
Roger has taught Outdoor Pursuits and P.E in Secondary Schools and has experience in many Outdoor Centres.Both are keen mountaineers, having climbed extensively through out the British Isles and Europe. They have a particular interest in long distance adventure biking.

They have cycled from the U.K to Spain, crossed Europe to the Black Sea,and cycled 3,000 miles around New Zealand and Eastern Australia .
Both Roger and Lesley are qualified First Aiders and hold the relevant National Governing Body Awards in the outdoor activities offered on the courses. They are affiliated to the British Mountaineering Council, the British Canoe Union and the National Caving Association.
Roger is a member of the Association of Mountaineering Instructors.

Gwen Is our 7 year old Border Collie and apart from loving all of the activities and the people who come to us she is also a working sheepdog on our traditional Welsh hill farm.

Where we are :

We are based at our traditional Welsh hill farm in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park where the Rhinog Mountains meet the sea in the beautiful picturesque village of Llanbedr, 2 miles from Harlech. We are only 40 minutes from the foot of Snowdon, and the same distance from Cader Idris, perhaps the second most well known mountain in the south of the National Park. We are also only 30 minutes from the world renowned National Mountain Bike Centre in the Coed Y Brenin Forest.
Being centrally based we have the best of both worlds, we have the better weather of the coast but can get quickly and easily to any mountain venue. The Rhinog Mountains behind us are far quieter and feel more remote than the frequented Snowdon area. For further details visit:

www.snowdonia-holidays-llanbedr.co.uk

How to get to us :
The Village of Llanbedr is halfway between Barmouth and Harlech on the A496. You can also get here by train. But please note that Llanbedr's a request stop so be sure to tell the conductor you want to get off there.