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Coed y Brenin

Open in season Trail center

Snowdonia · Gwynedd · United Kingdom

StatusOpen
Seasonyear-round
Opening hoursCar parks and trails open around the clock; Beics Brenin bike shop daily (except 25/26 December and 1 January)
Day ticketTrails free – parking fee only: 1 h £1 · 3 h £3 · all day £5
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Park & facilities

Lift / shuttle
No lift – ride up under your own power
Parking
Coed y Brenin Visitor Centre, Ganllwyd, Dolgellau
Bike rental
Beics Brenin (hire and shop)
Workshop
available
Food & drink
Café at the visitor centre

Trails at a glance

1 blue (easy) 1 red (intermediate)
  • Beast of Brenin, red (intermediate)
    The classic route, with long singletrack sections like Pink Heifer and Big Doug.
    38 km
  • Weitere Trails, blue (easy)
    8 signed trails in total, at Britain's first purpose-built mountain bike centre (1997).

Trails

Britain's first purpose-built mountain bike centre (1997) in Snowdonia National Park, run by Natural Resources Wales, with eight waymarked trails. The classic is the Beast of Brenin (about 38 km) with long singletrack sections such as Pink Heifer and Big Doug. Visitor centre phone 01341 440747.

Weather

Trail status

Camping & van pitches nearby

Reviews

Information from official park and lift operator sources, compiled for Bikepark Navigator. Despite careful research, provided without guarantee – opening hours, prices and trail access can change at short notice. The park's official website is authoritative.