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OTHER TRANSPORT OPTIONS

The main event venue is at the National Slate Museum in Padarn Country Park, Llanberis. All races start and finish here! We recommend you to use public transport to travel to the event and to help reduce the number of cars driving to Llanberis.

The closest transport hub for Llanberis is Bangor.

BUS

From Bangor Bus Station stop A (a 10 min walk from Bangor train station) to Llanberis is approximately 40 - 60 minutes by bus. Bus S2 goes directly to Llanberis and departs twice every hour.

For timetables visit Arriva or Gwynfor buses.

TRAIN

The nearest train station is Bangor. Bangor train station is connected by direct trains to Chester, Birmingham and Cardiff. Upon arrival in Bangor, travel to Llanberis is 30 minutes by taxi (cost approx. £30) or 60 minutes by bus.

PLANE

The closest main airport to Llanberis is Manchester (MAN). From Manchester Airport you will have a 2 hour drive by car, a 4 hour journey by train and bus, or a 6 hour journey by bus to Llanberis.

Other airports to consider include Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL) and Birmingham Airport (BHX).

CYCLE

While not directly located on the National Cycle Network, Llanberis is within cycling distance of Routes 5, 8 and 82 connecting to Conwy, Porthmadog and Bangor respectively.

FERRY

The nearest sea port is Holyhead with ferry connections to Dublin, Ireland. Travel to Llanberis is 50 minutes by car from Holyhead.

CAR

There are several public 'pay-and-display' car parks in Llanberis. Some are operated by Gwynedd Council while others are operated privately. Prices for day parking vary. There are limited options for overnight parking.

Due to significant construction work in Padarn Country Park, there will be no event car parking available at the main event venue during May 2024.

Further information on the car parking options and locations for Ultra-Trail Snowdonia will be announced in 2024.

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