Maentwrog bunkhouse is a modern conversion of a stone barn that provides private warm self catering accommodation for four people. On the Welsh sheep farm of Felen Rhyd Fach in Snowdonia, you will be sure of a truly rural Welsh experience. Plan a holiday at Maentwrog Bunkhouse.

Rolling hills, sweeping vistas and winding roads. Wales is a delight for two wheeled motorists, here’s a route that cherry picks the best of it.

Do you fancy spotting a UFO on the Great Orme? How about walking in the footsteps of the Men of Harlech? You can do this and more on the latest TomTom Amazing Britain route through north Wales. The 240-mile loop will take you along some of the best roads and most impressive scenery Wales has to offer. The route also includes some of the most scenic roads in the UK, the magnificent Pen-y-Pass, which snakes its way past Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales. It can be rode in a day, but if you fancy making a weekend of it, there’s plenty to see and do along the way to keep you occupied.  Of course there’s a good deal of wonderful hostels on the route to choose from. Frrid Bunkhouse, Abersoch Sgubor Unnos, Maentwrong , Bala and Springhill farm to name just a few bunkhouses. All with individual charm, most remote enough to not have to worry about your bike. So whats holding you back?

Take a look at the Wales TomTom Amazing Britain route here.

Maentwrog Bunkhouse in the Snowdonia Mountains makes a great self-lead training base for the toughest 5-day mountain race in the world.

The legendary Berghaus Dragon’s Back Race  follows the mountainous spine of Wales from north to south. This incredible 5-day journey is 315 kilometres long with 15,500 metres of ascent across wild, trackless, remote and mountainous terrain. It is the toughest 5-day mountain race in the world.

Don’t take part unprepared, explore the route and take some time to train in the Welsh mountains, by booking this great value 4 bed bunkhouse on a working farm close to Blaenau Ffestiniog.