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Where is Snowdonia National Park located?
Where is Snowdonia National Park located?
What is the highest mountain peak in Snowdonia National Park?
What is the highest mountain peak in Snowdonia National Park?
How many mountain peaks over 3,000 feet are there in Snowdonia National Park?
How many mountain peaks over 3,000 feet are there in Snowdonia National Park?
What is a popular activity in Snowdonia National Park?
What is a popular activity in Snowdonia National Park?
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What is a conservation focus in Snowdonia National Park?
What is a conservation focus in Snowdonia National Park?
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What rare plant can be found in Snowdonia National Park?
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Snowdonia National Park
Overview
- Located in northwest Wales, UK
- Established in 1951 as the third national park in the UK
- Covers an area of 2,130 km² (822 sq mi)
Features and Landmarks
- Highest mountain in England and Wales: Mount Snowdon (1,085m/3,560ft)
- Glaciated valleys, lakes, and waterfalls
- 15 mountain peaks over 3,000 feet
- 9 mountain ranges, including the Carneddau and the Glyders
Activities and Attractions
- Hiking and climbing: various trails and routes, including the Snowdon Summit Trail
- Scenic drives and bus routes
- Water sports on Lake Padarn and Lake Ogwen
- Visitor centres and exhibitions
- Steam railways and heritage sites
Wildlife and Conservation
- Home to a variety of flora and fauna, including:
- Rare plants, such as the Snowdon lily
- Red kites, peregrine falcons, and other birds of prey
- Red squirrels, otters, and other mammals
- Conservation efforts focus on protecting habitats and species, as well as reducing human impact on the environment
Snowdonia National Park
Overview
- Located in northwest Wales, UK
- Third national park in the UK, established in 1951
- Covers an area of 2,130 km² (822 sq mi)
Features and Landmarks
Geology
- Mount Snowdon: highest mountain in England and Wales, standing at 1,085m (3,560ft)
- Glaciated valleys, lakes, and waterfalls
- 15 mountain peaks exceeding 3,000 feet
- 9 mountain ranges, including the Carneddau and the Glyders
Outdoor Activities
- Hiking and climbing: various trails and routes, including the Snowdon Summit Trail
- Scenic drives and bus routes
- Water sports on Lake Padarn and Lake Ogwen
- Visitor centres and exhibitions
- Steam railways and heritage sites
Wildlife and Conservation
- Home to rare plants, such as the Snowdon lily
- Habitat for various bird species, including red kites and peregrine falcons
- Red squirrels, otters, and other mammals inhabit the park
- Conservation efforts focus on protecting habitats and species, reducing human impact on the environment
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Explore the third national park in the UK, located in northwest Wales, featuring Mount Snowdon, glacial valleys, and numerous hiking trails.
