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Rise early and take on the challenge of climbing Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales and England. There are several routes to choose from, ranging in difficulty, so pick the one best suited to your experience level.

After your hike, relax and unwind at the nearby Llanberis Lake Railway, where you can take a scenic train ride around the beautiful lake. Alternatively, you can visit the National Slate Museum to learn more about the slate mining industry that once dominated Snowdonia.

Head to the historic village of Beddgelert for dinner at the charming Saracens Head pub, which dates back to the 17th century and serves up delicious pub grub.

Visit the charming coastal town of Porthmadog, where you can take a leisurely stroll along the harbor and enjoy the stunning views of the coast. Stop by the award-winning Y Gegin Fawr for a delicious breakfast of Welsh cakes and tea.

Take a scenic drive to the beautiful Portmeirion village, famous for its colorful architecture and stunning gardens. Explore the village's shops and cafes, and don't miss the chance to visit the nearby Plas Brondanw Gardens, which offer breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

Head back to Porthmadog for dinner at the popular Moorings Bistro, which serves up delicious seafood dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.

Start your day with a leisurely walk around the beautiful Bodnant Garden, where you can admire the stunning flowers and plants, and enjoy a picnic on the lawn.

Take a scenic drive to the nearby Conwy Castle, one of the finest examples of medieval military architecture in Europe. Explore the castle's towers and walls, and admire the stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Head to the charming town of Conwy for dinner at the Michelin-starred Signatures Restaurant, which serves up delicious modern Welsh cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients.

Take a scenic drive to the stunning Aber Falls, where you can take a leisurely hike through the beautiful Welsh countryside and admire the stunning waterfall.

Visit the nearby Bodnant Welsh Food Centre, where you can learn about traditional Welsh food and drink, and enjoy a delicious lunch at the on-site restaurant. Alternatively, you can take a leisurely stroll around the charming town of Llandudno, known for its Victorian architecture and stunning views of the coast.

Head back to Betws-y-Coed for a final dinner at the popular Bistro Betws-y-Coed, where you can enjoy delicious Welsh cuisine in a cozy and welcoming atmosphere.