Exchange your Green Voucher for a half price stay at Dolgoch or Tyncornel Hostel

The Elenydd Wilderness Trust hostels are giving Green Vouchers to anyone arriving at their hostels on foot or bike.  These vouchers entitle the holder to a half price stay at either of the hostels at a later date.  Dolgoch and Tyncornel Hostels are in the wild and stunningly beautiful Cambrian Mountains a days walk apart, ideal for an adventure by bike or one foot.  They were converted from Isolated farmhouses situated near old drovers’ roads in the wild and stunningly beautiful Cambrian Mountains.  Tyncornel Youth Hostel has been a traditional YHA simple hostel for many years and now offers comfort and company to walkers and cyclists as part of the Independent Hostels UK network.  It has a new wood-burning stove and stone fireplace fitted in time for the 2017 winter.

Tyncornel installed PV solar panels in 2015. Since then, the panels have generated sufficient electricity to replace more than half the mains electricity used. Since installing a log burner earlier this year Tyncornel relies totally on carbon-neutral wood as a fuel.

Ty’n Cornel Hostel in Mid-Wales still has plenty of room over the Easter holidays. Come and see the lambs in the fields, the primroses in the garden and signs of Spring all around. You may even hear the cuckoo!

Ty’n Cornel is in a tranquil and sunny spot at the head of the beautiful Doethie Valley. There are lots of walks and mountain bike rides right from the hostel door.

Sailing boats in the Doethie Fach river, about half a mile from the hostel.

Tyn Cornel Hostel  has a quiet, isolated location away from traffic and the modern world.  Ideal for allowing children to let of steam and enjoy the wildlife.  Here is a family group sailing boats in the Doethie Fach river, about half a mile from the hostel.   The hostel is located on old drovers road (now grassy track) at the head of the beautiful Doethie Valley.  There is wild walking straight from the hostel and the Cambrian Way long distance footpath passes the door.  An ex – YHA hostel traditional hostel in a stone farmhouse, it has a cosy sitting-dining room with log burner, kitchen with electric rings and microwave and two small dorms with bunkbeds and duvets.  The hostel is operated by the Elenydd Wilderness Trust and cared for by volunteers.