There is plenty to do in the heart of Wales, whether you are the energetic type who likes the more extreme sports of climbing and mountain biking, to the more laid back pastimes of Walking and Sailing there is plenty of scope for an unforgettable holiday.
On the other hand if it's peace and quiet you are after then just lounging around your cottage and feeding the various animals we have at Graig farm seems like heaven.
Being in the centre of Wales Graig Farm is the ideal place to base your Touring holiday.
Fishing
Both coarse fishing and river fishing are available within 10 miles of the Graig.
Quad Trekking
For a new experience why not try quad trekking. With fantastic scenery and great excitement this truly is great.
Horse Riding
Whether you bring your own horse to the Graig (we have 7 stables) or you pick some of the many trekking centres in the area you are sure to have a good time.
Shooting
Mid Wales has the reputation as being the shooting capital of Britain. With both Clay Pidgeon and Many live shoots within easy reach.
Mountain Biking
The Coed y Brennin outdoor centre at Dolgellau has many tracks for beginners as well as the more experienced rider.
Wind Surfing
Bala Lake is the place to go for wind surfing, You can take your own or there are classes you can take with experienced instructors.
Sailing
Lake Vyrnwy or Bala Lake is the perfect setting for a gentle bit of sailing; if it’s the sea you want then Aberdovey is only 35 Miles away.
Walking
If you prefer a more energetic type of holiday then Mid Wales will not disappoint. The Glyndwr Way is only a Short distance away and Cader Idris and Snowdonia are within easy reach.
Golf
There are a number of challenging courses nearby. Welshpool Golf Club is only 5 miles away and the links course at Aberdovey is about an hour away.
Eating
The restaurants in the area are on the whole of very good standard and we can point you in the correct direction to suit all tastes.
Places to See
Powis Castle (Website)
Only 20 minutes away this is one of the jewels in the National Trust’s crown a must see if in the area. The gardens in the summer are truly spectacular.
Welshpool-Llanfair Light Railway (Website)
A trip back in time on the Welshpool to Llanfair railway is always exciting and the smell of steam brings back a bygone age.
Llanrhaeadr Waterfall
Pistyll Rhaeadr the highest waterfall in Wales and England is accessed from the village of Llanrhaeadr - ym – Mochnant about 30 miles away.
Portmeirion (Website)
'The Prisoner' and 'Cold Feet' have ensured that Portmeirion is firmly fixed on every visitor’s itinerary. It really is worth a visit.
Snowdonia (Website)
The mountains of Snowdonia are ideal for a touring holiday and a trip to the top on the Railway from Llanberis would be truly memorable.
Lake Vyrnwy (Website)
Created at the turn of the century this man made lake is a beautiful spot to do some bird watching, as the R.S.P.B have a reserve. You can hire cycles from the nearby Hotel and enjoy a trip around the lake. A great place for a picnic maybe?
Centre for Alternative Technology, Machynlleth (Website)
The Centre's 40-acre site (seven acres on public display) has working examples of wind, water and solar power, energy conservation, environmentally sound buildings, self-build, organic growing and alternative sewage systems
King Arthur’s Labryinth, Corris Nr Machynlleth (Website)
A boat ride along a beautiful subterranean river passes through the great waterfall into the Labyrinth. Here, enduring tales of the deeds of King Arthur and other legends, are retold as you walk through the spectacular underground setting
Aberdovey (Website)
This is the nearest sea to us at the Graig and the picturesque village of Aberdovey has a lovely beach and a very peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. For a livelier atmosphere there’s Barmouth up the coast.
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