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Bunkorama Barmouth – available this weekend due to a last minute cancellation
If you have a party of up to 10 people and fancy a break this weekend then please let us know as you could pick up a bargain. You could get the whole bunkhouse for Friday and Saturday Night for just £190 in total
As one of our guests has fallen ill their party had to cancel so that means the whole bunkhouse is available and if you book the whole place for 2 nights the price is now £190 that is a saving of £50 on the normal price. Please call Graham or Anne on 01341281134 or 07738467196 to talk to us about how long and how many beds and we can then give you a price
Amazing dedicated MTB trails through the forest.
Bunkorama is ideally placed for Coed Y Brenin in South Snowdonia.
I’ll bet if you’re a keen mountain biker then you already know about Coed Y Brenin. The UK’s first dedicated MTB centre offering amazing trails through the Welsh countryside. As a cyclist and father of adventurous cyclist I’m excited by the range of challenge they offer. I can’t be the only person who enjoys riding the trails with his kids, can I? They’re colour coded like ski runs, with black being the toughest. I reckon we’ll try the Minotaur trail which has berms, downhills, some tricky jumps and a track of shiny hoofprints to remind you there’s a minotaur about!
Bunkorama is ideally placed for Coed Y Brenin. A traditional bunkhouse converted from a stone stable. Its got a simple kitchen, toilet block and drying facilities – just as you’d expect.
“Some places you will stay at for a short while, but they will stay with you for ever. The Bunkorama at Gwastad Agnes is such a place.” Their blurb says. After an adrenalined race round the hills – I think so too!
Iconic bridge over the Mawddach Estuary to Barmouth
Barmouth Bridge celebrates its 150th birthday with events and fireworks on the weekend of 14-15th October 2017
There are to be events held in Barmouth to celebrate the anniversary of the iconic Barmouth Bridge on the weekend of 14-15th October 2017. This iron and timber railway bridge has carried walkers, cyclists and local trains across the wide mouth of the stunning Mawddach estuary for 150 years. It is a key link in many of the welsh walking and cyclists routes including the Lon Las Cymru and the family friendly Mawddach Trail. A campaign is underway to provide a traffic free route from Barmouth Harbour and beach to join the bridge near the toll house. This would be the icing on the cakes for an already fabulous traffic free facility. Barmouth will be celebrating the 150th anniversary of the iconic viaduct on the weekend of Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th October 2017. There will be a train themed treasure hunt through the town. The Dragon Theatre will be showing the 1941 film ‘The Ghost Train’ and there will be displays of art, photographs, memorabilia and model railways of various gauges. As darkness falls on Saturday evening, there will be a themed laser and firework extravaganza on the harbour and bridge. Bunkorama Bunkhouse is a great base for a visit to Barmouth and the celebrations. Find out more on the Barmouth Bridge Facebook page.