Snowdonia
Leaving behind the rolling hills of Yorkshire, take to the road as you head down to Wales, and into Snowdonia, an area steeped in culture and beauty, and the spot of your final climb. At 1,085 metres, Wales’ highest mountain dominates the skyline, awaiting conquer. As you ascend your final peak, valleys, and lakes unfold below you, bringing more striking views to life, colourful alpine flowers surround you, and mountain wildlife grazes nearby.
With the mountains, castles, and coast of Snowdonia, there is plenty of adventure to be had and you can spend your final day simply resting on the glorious coast, or perhaps diving into the waters to learn how to surf.