‘Aircraft graveyard’ walk
During the Second World War, over 80 planes crashed in the Eryri region, the vast majority being Allied planes. 34 of these crashes were in the Carneddau range and of these, 20 are within a 2.5 mile radius of Llyn Dulyn, nestled below Y Foel Grach and Carnedd Llewelyn. This led to the area gaining the unenviable nickname of the ‘Aircraft graveyard’. On this walk we will visit the stunning surrounding area and learn more about the details of these tragic sites and the reasons why so many lie in this area. We will also consider some of the personal stories behind these events including those of survivors who lived to tell the tale.

Ambassadors for Snowdonia & Specialist Gold Ambassador for Yr Wyddfa
2025/2026 Dates
‘Aircraft graveyard’ walk £60pp Adult, £50pp under 18yrs
Who is it suitable for? What do I need?
Don’t worry you don’t need to be super fit as we always go at a gentle but steady pace. However, it does help if you have a good level of general fitness to let you enjoy the walk and the mountain scenery.
This walk is open to individuals and groups of all abilities, minimum age 13yrs, we do ask that if you are under 18 that a parent or legal guardian accompanies you.
What kit do I need?
You will need to have correct footwear and clothing for walking on rough tracks in a mountain environment. We would recommend sturdy walking shoes (not trainers or street footwear) or suitable walking boots. In the summer months, lightweight walking boots/shoes are ideal – whether they are made from leather or synthetic with leather is up to you.
A small day sack is handy for your food and drink for the day, up to 25Lt in size is ideal.
Even in the summer mountain weather can be very fickle so it’s best to have enough clothing and waterproofs for every eventuality. We can always give you advice about things you may be thinking of buying if you are coming in to the mountains with us.
Mountain Leaders and Ratios
All our staff are fully qualified Mountain leaders, with remote emergency care 1st aid certificates. They all have excellent local area knowledge as they work and live full time in the mountains of Snowdonia.
Our working ratios on Snowdon in summer conditions are 12 walkers to 1 mountain leader.





