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Nestled in the Dyfi Forest, this former slate-mining village is the perfect base to explore Snowdonia National Park. It lies on the banks of the River Dulas, which forms the border between the counties of Gwynedd and Merionethshire. On the doorstep of your holiday cottage in Corris, you will discover tumbling rivers, ancient woods and snow-capped mountains. Many beautiful walks in and around the village, including the path to Braich Goch, where the Hughes Memorial commemorates the famous Welsh surgeon. In the village centre, a stroll from holiday cottages in Corris, there is a gin distillery, former slate mines, Idris Stores, where you can pick up local produce or an excellent cup of coffee, and the Slaters Arms, where delicious food and drink can be enjoyed. Mountain bikes can be rented at Bike Corris for visitors who want to explore the forest. Landmarks to look out for include the village’s several chapels, the half-timbered Corris Institute, and an extraordinary folly known as Little Italy. Superb fishing can be enjoyed at Llyn Myngul, and hiking at Cader Idris is a short drive away to the north of the village.

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Corris Craft Centre A collection of craft studios where you can buy work from local artists, an excellent café and the enchanting caverns and tunnels of King Arthur’s Labyrinth.

Corris Railway Climb aboard a beautifully restored carriage on this narrow-gauge railway, dating back to the 19th century, when it transported slate from local quarries.

Centre for Alternative Technology Visit this ground-breaking facility, where scientists develop innovative ways to protect the environment.

Corris Mine Explorers Take a tour deep into a former slate mine at this award-winning attraction.

Dyfio Osprey Project Witness these spectacular birds of prey in their natural habitat, a scenic drive southward from Corris.