Coed-y-Brenin
(Dolgellau)
Near DolgellauA hidden gem in the heart of Snowdonia.
Go Ape! Coed y Brenin is open weekends and during bank holidays and school holidays. If you’re wanting to Go Ape another time, then Go Ape! Delamere is your nearest adventure.
A chimp-ly wonderful “tree top adventure” based in the heart of Coed-y-Brenin Forest, North Wales.
You’ll enjoy breathtaking scenery, tree-top crossings & wind-in-your-face zip wires that will leave you and all your (pri)mates with monkey sized grins. And that’s the main thing, so get on and enjoy some of those views and a fantastic day out.
A great outdoor adventure in a beautiful forest that has something to offer everyone. And perfect if you want to get out on a bike after your tree-top adventure.
Get out and about this season
For full availability simply 'check availability' for exact details of Coed-y-Brenin's opening hours.
Times will vary on daylight hours…some adventures even open at 08:00 in the summer for those early birds!
Below is a snapshot of when our forest doors open.
23rd March – 30th October.
We're open weekends during term-time.
Plus we open our forest doors during bank holidays and school holidays.
Course stats
Check out these crazy stats for Coed-y-Brenin!
- Number of sections 5
- Longest Zip Wire 140 metres
- Longest Crossing 20 metres
- Total Length 679 metres
- Number of Crossings 31
- Highest Point 13 metres

The Team at Coed-y-Brenin
The Address
Coed-y-Brenin Forest Park
Dolgefeiliau
Dolgellau
LL40 2HZ
By car
Coed-y-Brenin Forest Park is east off the A470, 8 miles North of Dolgellau just North of Ganllwyd, South of Trawsfynydd.
Brown tourist signs will direct you to the Park.
Due to the rural nature of our locations, postcodes are not always accurate when using sat-nav directions. Please always cross reference with a map.
Please note that the following parking charges apply: £4 all day
Local Area
Some nearby places which may be of interest:
There's plenty to do at Coed-y-Brenin.
Please note that the following parking charges apply: £4 all day
Why not try Arboretum, Orienteering, Running trails, mp3 based audio trails or geocaching.
Snowdonia national park is a spectacular area of mountains, beaches, forests, and lakes. The region is a haven for walkers.
And with over 100km of cycle trails, it's one of the top biking venues in Wales.
Plus there's a great Visitors Centre that will help you plan your day.
Coed-y-Brenin is cared for by the Forestry Commission.
From trails to sustainable timber, and concerts to conservation projects, the Forestry Commission looks after forests and woodlands, for everyone to enjoy. Visit www.forestry.gov.uk to find out more.
David
3 November 2011
JONES,
3 November 2011
Sarah
2 November 2011
Corinne
2 November 2011
Peter
2 November 2011 



















