Nestled in the stunning Dyfi Valley, just a short drive from our Holiday Cottages in Corris, Machynlleth is a small market town with a big personality. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure, unique local shops, or a taste of Welsh culture, “Mach” (as the locals call it) has something for everyone. A Town Steeped in History Did you know Machynlleth was the ancient capital of Wales? Owain Glyndŵr held his parliament here in 1404, and you can still feel that sense of history

For guests who crave adventure, scenery, and a dash of Welsh magic, the Mawddach Trail is an unmissable experience. This 9.5-mile (15 km) traffic-free path from Dolgellau to Barmouth follows the old railway line along the Mawddach Estuary, offering unforgettable views, wildlife, and local stories at every turn. Where Is the Mawddach Trail? The trail starts in Dolgellau, a short drive from Holiday Cottages Corris, and ends at Barmouth’s sandy shores. It’s perfect for walkers,

Nestled just outside the market town of Dolgellau, the Precipice Walk is a local treasure—a gentle yet breathtaking trail that showcases the best of Mid Wales’ scenery and spirit. Here’s everything you need to know for a memorable day out, plus some insider tips and stories from the area. Where Is the Precipice Walk? The Precipice Walk is about 8 miles from Corris, making it a perfect outing from our cottages. Located on the historic Nannau Estate, the walk loops above the Ma

All information taken directly from www.corris.co.uk The Corris Railway is a narrow gauge (2' 3") railway whose origins date back to the...

Cadair Idris, the Chair of a 7th-century Prince who, as it is told, fought the Irish, is steeped in local legend and mythology....

I spent Monday evening planning on OS Maps a 10km circular route that would give the dogs and I a good run and a bit of a challenge with...

Since making Corris our home we discovered a glorious hike around Ratgoed which is located only a couple of miles away through...