Independent Youth Hostel in the Cambrian Mountains
Dolgoch Hostel, Dolgoch, Tregaron, Ceredigion, SY25 6NR
Come and experience the peace of this unique location in the remote Tywi valley. A stay in this 17th century farmhouse will take you into an era before electricity, with a log burner for heat. Dolgoch is a traditional simple hostel owned by the Elenydd Wilderness Trust. It has hot showers, a self catering kitchen/dining room and 20 beds in 3 dormitories, solar powered showers and less able accommodation. Private rooms are available and the access track has been upgraded. The Lôn Las Cymru (Welsh National Cycle Route) and the Cambrian Way pass nearby and there are many other mountain tracks to explore on foot, by mountain bike or pony. The hostel is ideal for bird-watchers and lovers of solitude and is close to an old drovers’ track which leads over the scenic Cambrian mountains for 5 miles to the equally remote and simple Ty’n Cornel Hostel. Why not stay a night in each hostel and follow in the treads of the old drovers?
This accommodation is featured on our map of South Wales and Pembrokeshire and here is its own website.or call Gillian Keen on
01440 730 226
20: 3 rooms inc private rooms.
All year. 24 hours. Reception 5pm -11pm, 8am -10am.
£14 per adult, £10 (under 18). Campers £8
Booking information http://www.elenydd-hostels.co.uk or from Gillian Keen 01440 730 226
SN 806 562. From Tregaron take Mountain Road towards Llanwrtyd Wells. After about 10 miles in a valley and between the Ceredigion and Powys county road signs you will see the hostel sign on your right, just bedside the bridge over the river Tywi. The hostel is 1/2 mile south of the bridge, along an unsurfaced track.
Train to Aberystwyth, Carmarthen or Llanwrtyd Wells. Bus X40: Cardiff/Carmarthen to Lampeter/Aberystwyth. Bus 585, 688: Lampeter to Tregaron. Bus 588 Lampeter/Tregaron/Aberystwyth
This accommodation is near mountains, is available to individuals, is an 'Eco Hostel', has availability this New Year and this Christmas and is on the Cambrian Way and the present or past youth hostel page.