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	Beddgelert - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beddgelert is a village in Gwynedd, Wales, lying in Snowdonia.
		Beddgelert has a range of hotels and guesthouse, cafes, restaurants and pubs.
		Llywelyn is very fond of hunting and in the summer he lives in a hunting lodge at the foot of Snowdon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beddgelert (547 words)

	Welcome to Beddgelert in Snowdonia, North West Wales
		This legend was well known by the time George Borrow visited Beddgelert in 1854 as part of the journey through the country the results of which he published in 1862 in his book tilted 'Wild Wales'.
		Beddgelert is in the midst of magnificent walking country.
		Beddgelert itself was once a busy port - before the construction of the Cob at Porthmadog the river was tidal and ships sailed all the way to the village centre.
	www.snowdonia.org (1024 words)

	Beddgelert Village - An introduction.
		Beddgelert in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales is, without doubt, one of the most attractive villages in the whole of the United Kingdom.
		There is a timeless serenity and beauty about Beddgelert; it is a gem within the setting of outstanding natural beauty: and yet, it boasts modern amenities in the accommodation it can offer; the range of activities that are on offer within a very short distance.
		If you are still in doubt about the attractions of Beddgelert, here is an extract from the judge's report when Beddgelert won its' category in the Wales in Bloom competition in 2002, for the 11th successive time.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /beddgelert.village (353 words)

	BBC - North West Wales History - Beddgelert
		Beddgelert was soon frequented by climbers, walkers and artists and by the 1840s most of the terraced cottages and guesthouses along the Caernarfon and Capel Curig roads had been built.
		Beddgelert is one of the most, if not the most beautiful and tranquil place I have ever visited.
		Beddgelert is a boring place and there's nothing too do there for us youngsters so I wouldnt recommend for young adults or kids too come over to the village.
	www.bbc.co.uk /wales/northwest/sites/history/pages/beddgelert.shtml (2602 words)

	Data Wales : A note on Beddgelert, the story of a faithful hound. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Beddgelert has been described as "a few dozen hard grey houses...
		It is thought that the place name actually refers to Celert, a sixth century saint from the area.
		The "Legend of the dog" was "known to most people" by the time George Borrow visited Beddgelert in 1854 as part of the journey through the country he published in 1862 as Wild Wales.
	www.data-wales.co.uk /beddgelert.htm (530 words)

	Snowdonia - An illustrated guide to the National Park- Beddgelert. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Beddgelert has been a winner in the Britain in Bloom and Wales in Bloom competitions on many occasions.
		The area around Beddgelert was once described by George Borrow in his book of 1862 as 'a wondrous valley, rivalling for grandeur and beauty any vale either in the Alps or Pyrenees'.
		Nearby Beddgelert Forest is a a popular place for mountain biking an has some superb views of the surrounding countryside.
	snowdoniaguide.com /beddgelert.html (570 words)

	Traditional Welsh country cottages and self-catering accommodation in the Village of Beddgelert in Snowdonia from ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Self-catering cottages in the village of Beddgelert, Snowdonia
		Beddgelert is thought by many to be the one of the prettiest villages in Snowdonia; surrounded as it is by mountains, lakes and wooded valleys, the scenery is truly magnificent.
		Brackenbury is a charming Grade II listed terraced cottage overlooking the green in the village of Beddgelert in Snowdonia.
	www.countrycottagesonline.com /Cottages_in_Beddgelert.htm (572 words)

	The Saracen's Head Hotel, Beddgelert, North Wales. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The finest scenery in the whole of the Snowdonia National Park is right on the doorstep - mountain-ringed lakes and rushing rivers, the famous beauty spot of the Aberglaslyn Pass, cool, green forests and, of course, Snowdon itself, the highest peak in England and Wales.
		Beddgelert stands in a favoured location, right in the mountains but close to the sea.
		Beddgelert is an all-year-round mountain resort for sport and relaxation.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /beddgelert.village/saracens.htm (535 words)

	Self catering holiday cottages - Beddgelert - Snowdonia
		Coed Gelert is situated in the village of Beddgelert and is a purpose built small private estate of five 2 and 3 bedroom high quality holiday cottages (sleeping 4 or 6).
		Coed Gelert is located in the village of Beddgelert in the heart of Snowdonia
		Beddgelert is 8 miles from Porthmadog and the coast, and 13 miles from Caernarfon.
	www.snowdonia-cottages.net (183 words)

	:: Gwynedd.com :: Locations :: Beddgelert ::
		Set at the meeting point of two rivers, the Glaswyn and the Colwyn, Beddgelert nestles in the heart of a majestic landscape with the Snowdon range rising steeply to the north and the craggy Moel Hebog (2569ft), to the west.
		Beddgelert does indeed mean “Gelert’s Grave”, but is thought to be named after the resting place of a founding monk from the 6th century.
		The residents of Beddgelert take a particular interest in their village, enhancing it with floral displays and well kept amenities, their efforts recognised over the years with many prestigious national awards.
	www.gwynedd.com /locations.php?l=18 (582 words)

	Beddgelert Self Catering Cottage - Arosfa :: Stay in Wales
		Situated in the pretty village of Beddgelert in North Wales, Arosfa is a one of a row of pretty stone-built cottages located at the foot of Snowdon and opposite the clear waters of the River Glaslyn.
		The cottage is surrounded by mountains in the heart of Snowdonia, and is an ideal base for exploring the national park and the sights of North Wales.
		Situated at the foot of Snowdon, Beddgelert is a great base from which to explore Snowdonia.
	www.stayinwales.co.uk /detail.cfm?idnum=5123 (555 words)

	Beddgelert online, accommodation, hotels, cottages, Snowdon, Snowdonia, North Wales, Wales
		We are situated amidst the mountains and lakes of Snowdonia, yet we are within easy reach of the coast and the main towns of Porthmadog and Caernarfon.
		Beddgelert is set amongst scenery to rival that to be found in any part of the World.
		Once you have been to Beddgelert it will remain in your memory for many a year to come, hopefully you will return many times to enjoy again the ambience and beauty of this most delightful village.
	www.beddgelertonline.co.uk (291 words)

	GENUKI: Beddgelert
		"BEDDGELERT, (or Bethgelert), a parish in the hundreds of Evionydd and Isgorvai, in the county of Carnarvon, and of Ardudwy, in the county of Merioneth, North Wales, 6 miles to the S. of Snowdon, and 14 miles to the S.E. of Carnarvon, its post town.
		Caernarfon : Beddgelert : Cyngor Sir Gwynedd ; Cymdeithas Hanes Beddgelert, 1996.
		The transcription of the section for Beddgelert from The National Gazetteer (1868) provided by Colin Hinson.
	www.genuki.org.uk:8080 /big/wal/CAE/Beddgelert/index.html (807 words)

	A hiking guide to Beddgelert:- Snowdonia
		Beddgelert nestles at the southern end of the Snowdon range at the confluence between the Afon Glaslyn and the Afon Colwyn.
		The mountain that dominates Beddgelert is Moel Hebog while other mountains reveal themselves round a few turns on the roads.
		Moel Hebog is the highest summit in the immediate vicinity of Beddgelert and has numerous impressive cliffs lining the upper slopes.
	www.umsu.manchester.ac.uk /hiking/hikedests/gelert (574 words)

	Welcome to Beddgelert The heart of Snowdonia North Wales
		The Parish Church of St. Mary's, Beddgelert, had its origins in a Celtic Christian Community established on the present site in the 6th Century.
		That community eventually became an Augustinian Priory in the 13th Century.In the Middle ages, the Priory grew to importance through the endowments of rich nobles, including Prince Llewelyn the Great.
		Whatever your Intrest there is something for you in Beddgelert or its immediate surroundings.
	www.beddgelerttourism.com /st_marys.htm (503 words)

	North Wales Bunk House - Beddgelert Caernarfon Self Catering Accommodation
		Bryn Dinas is conveniently situated in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park in the village of Nant Gwynant, on the A498, located on the south side of Snowdon.
		Bryn Dinas is set in the magnificent Gwynant Valley in Nant Gwynant which is situated between the idyllic twin lakes of Llyn Gwynant and Llyn Dinas.
		Picturesque Beddgelert 2 miles away has several pubs, restaurants and cafes.
	www.bryndinasbunkhouse.co.uk (333 words)

	Holiday Cottages in Beddgelert, Snowdonia, North Wales
		These quality 5 star holiday cottages are situated in the beautiful and award winning village of Beddgelert in the heart of Snowdonia and are ideally located for exploring the beauty of North Wales.
		The cottages are located in the village of Beddgelert at the heart of the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales.
		Close to the foot of Snowdon (or Mount Snowdon as it is sometimes called) these self catering holiday cottages are the ideal base for a holiday or short break in North Wales.
	www.snowdoniaholidaycottages.co.uk (272 words)

	Beddgelert Accommodation :: Stay in Wales
		Self catering family holiday cottage with riverside patio on the banks of the River Glaslyn, situated in the pretty village of Beddgelert and surrounded by mountains in the heart of Snowdonia.
		Recently refurbished to very high standards, this ancient Welsh longhouse is situated in a stunning position at the foot of Snowdon and in the heart of an outstanding holiday area.
		Cosy stone cottages set in the village of Beddgelert, convenient for all amenities, they are an ideal base for exploring the mountains and beaches (Black Rock Sands, Criccieth, Harlech) and castles at Caernarfon, Conwy and Harlech.
	www.stayinwales.co.uk /accommresults.cfm?town=Beddgelert (399 words)

	Beddgelert self catering holiday cottage accommodation in Snowdonia, North Wales
		Beddgelert self catering holiday cottage accommodation in Snowdonia, North Wales
		Nestled in the pretty village of Beddgelert at the foot of Snowdon, Si Yr Afon (which means Murmur of the River) is one of a row of stone-built Grade II listed cottages located beside the clear waters of the River Glaslyn.
		With a riverside patio set amidst stunning scenery, Si Yr Afon is an ideal base for a holiday in and around Beddgelert, and for exploring the Snowdonia National Park and North Wales.
	www.beddgelert-cottage.co.uk (102 words)

	The Legend of Beddgelert
		He and some local businessmen created the “Grave of Gelert” with a lovely statue and plaque, to create what we could call these days, a “tourist destination” out of what was already quite a lovely, and picturesque mountain town.
		Beddgelert does translate to the Grave of Gelert, however, it is thought that it is actually named for an early ruler of the region, Celer.
		The innkeeper was further inspired by an ancient Welsh proverb; “Yr wy'n edivaru cymmaint a'r Gur a laddodd ei Vilgi” translated as "I repent as much as the man who slew his grey-hound".
	demented-pixie.com /greyhound/data/36.html (898 words)

	Beddgelert Bikes - Mountain Bike and Cycle Hire near Snowdon in Snowdonia, North Wales
		Beddgelert Forest in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales
		Established in 1993, Beddgelert Bikes aims to offer you a memorable day out in Snowdonia, when you can get away from it all, and experience the freedom of the Forest, where the environment is:
		Beddgelert Forest is set in a stunning location in the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales, at the foot of Mt. Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales.
	www.beddgelertbikes.co.uk (410 words)

	Holiday cottage Beddgelert , Snowdonia National Parkin the Welsh Mountains.
		Holiday cottage Beddgelert - Delightfully newly renovated barn designed by eminent local architects - high ceilings with low beams, small pine windows with French doors in the lounge opening onto patio with panoramic views across the Welsh Mountains
		The "Inn of the Sixth Happiness" was filmed hereabouts and there are magical views of rock strewn fields, wooded hillsides and the gentle mountains that encircle this lovely cottage.
		Beddgelert, Snowdonias loveliest mountain village is 2 miles away and the beautiful Aberglaslyn Pass and the Nant Gwynant Valley are close by.
	www.qualitycottages.co.uk /ref426.htm (334 words)

	Snowdonia - Bed and breakfast near Beddgelert, North Wales at Betws Inn
		Now offering bed and breakfast accommodation, Betws Inn is situated a mile and a half from the village of Waunfawr on the A4085 towards Beddgelert, nestled in the beautiful Gwyrfai Valley.
		Set between Beddgelert and Caernarfon, this part of Snowdonia is perfect for activities such as walking, climbing, mountain biking, horse riding, bird watching and fishing.
		The numerous tourist attractions of North Wales are all within easy reach, including castles at Caernarfon, Conwy, and Beaumaris, and local steam railways include the Ffestiniog Railway, the Snowdon Mountain Railway, and the Welsh Highland Railway which passes close to the bed and breakfast accommodation.
	www.betws-inn.co.uk (445 words)

	Beddgelert in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales
		Small, but with a wealth of facilities, Beddgelert forms an ideal, picturesque base for exploring the beauty and culture of Snowdonia and North Wales.
		The village has numerous inns, restaurants, craft shops and an award winning ice cream and pizza parlour, all of which are within a few minutes walk of our cottages.
		Whatever you intend to do on your holiday, Beddgelert offers the visitor a warm welcome and Bwthyn Gwynant and Bwthyn Canol the perfect base.
	www.snowdoniaholidaycottages.co.uk /beddgelert-snowdonia.html (284 words)

	Beddgelert - Forest Holidays , Beddgelert Campsite review
		There is a small playground for the kids but not much other space and ours spent most of the time in the stream. As others have said the 11pm rule does seem to work and the site was quiet by 11:30 at the latest.
		The Beddgelert Forest Holidays experience was a good one you can pitch basically were u want so we pitched right next to the river which was noisy at night,but great to get up to in the morning.
		The showers blocks and toilet blocks were clean and enough for everyone & facilities to wash clothes and pots were there to use when u wanted,there is a common room which is heated and a play area for childern.
	www.ukcampsite.co.uk /sites/reviews.asp?revid=2828 (1019 words)

	Scenes from the Past
		Before the Festiniog Railway laid hands on Russell regrettably to butcher it, the engine ran the whole Welsh Highland system for a while, still fitted with the Westinghouse brake pump, and with the inevitable sandbox on the front.
		The partially glazed tourist coach adjacent to Russell is similar to the now-restored Gladstone Coach.
		The Baldwin 590 is seen at Beddgelert, 1923.
	www.whr.co.uk /history/gallery/index.html (1344 words)

	Holiday cottage in Beddgelert, Snowdonia, Wales
		This end terraced stone cottage with rear aspect to river has been tastefully restored and renovated.Sleeping 4/5 people it is some two minutes walk from the centre of the Beddgelert village.The cottage makes an ideal location for an activity or relaxing holiday.
		The owners also have 6 and 8 berth static caravans available for hire on a caravan park near Beddgelert.
		The cottage is in the village of Beddgelert.
	www.snowdonia-wales.net /acc/sc/gwynfa (126 words)

	The WHR route: Rhyd Ddu to Beddgelert
		From this point the trackbed loses height rapidly, plunging through Beddgelert Forest in the process, at gradients as steep as 1 in 40, passing the former halt of Hafod Ruffydd.
		At the end of the S-bend the railway makes its third and final crossing of the roadway and the Nant Cwmcloch, on a quite high embankment; thus the road crossing is by an overbridge, as opposed to level crossings at the others higher up.
		In and around Beddgelert, there are a number of railway features that were not actually used by the Welsh Highland, most obviously the bridge over the road near the Royal Goat Hotel, and the abutments of an incomplete bridge standing in open country.
	www.bangor.ac.uk /ml/whr/route4.htm (1765 words)

	Pass of Aberglaslyn in Beddgelert - Anglesey & North Wales - UK Attraction
		All roads to Beddgelert are scenic, but no visitor to the village should miss the dramatic Aberglaslyn Pass..
		At the narrowest point, the road and River Glaslyn are hemmed in by wooded hillsides 700 feet high.
		There is a lay-by where the valley widens, and motorists can leave their cars to view the river from the west bank.
	www.ukattraction.com /north-wales/pass-of-aberglaslyn.htm (177 words)

	Beddgelert - Snowdonia
		Coed Gelert itself is in the centre of the village on the
		The village of Beddgelert provides many restaurants, shops, inns, an ice cream parlour, a church and a children's play area all within easy walking distance.
		In Porthmadog there is a leisure centre with swimming pool, a golf course and a golf driving range.
	www.snowdonia-cottages.net /beddgelert.html (151 words)

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