Come and see the ospreys at Llyn Brenig using the specially modified hide.
At a discounted rate for Wildlife Trust Members, come and see the ospreys at Llyn Brenig using our specially modified hide. The hide is just 140m from the nest and is fitted with comfy seats, lens gimbals, 1 way glass and snoods for long lenses and scopes. North Wales Wildlife Trust staff will be on hand with advice, up to date information about the birds and their behaviour.
Your information will be passed to the North Wales Wildlife Trust, solely to enable them to manage your booking and shall not be shared or used in any other capacity.
Please note that due to the risk of disturbance, dogs are not permitted. Visitors must also respect the need to speak quietly when near the nest. Noise that could disturb the ospreys is not permitted.
This activity is weather permitting, and may be cancelled under certain conditions such as high winds.
Follow the brown road signs to the Lyn Brenig Visitor Centre, where you should check in at reception in the foyer. A map and directions for the hide will be given to you by reception. You will need to drive along the private Llyn Brenig road (approximately 15 minutes) to reach the hide located in a restricted fenced area. Please park your car in the area in front of the fence, where North Wales Wildlife stewards will be waiting to greet you.
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(2003)
Free cancellation
Up to 3 days in advance
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See what people are saying about Llyn Brenig Visitor Centre.
Amazing family day out. Lovely walk around the lake. I think all the way round is about 8-9 miles soneone said. Or we just went from the centre along the dam and back. Food was really reasonably priced, the views while ...
Einir Jones
Stopped off here on our trip to Wales, it's breathtaking. Just pay for parking & chill. walk along the dam or around the beautiful area there's anosprey viewing area too.
Caroline Williams
Fantastic welcoming, friendly and patient instructors provide everything you need for fun on the water, be that on kayaks, paddleboards or motorboats. Watch from the cosy cafe on the lake, or play the outdoor games ...
Aidan Fry
It's a beautiful place but the only downside was that the dogs were not allowed in the cafe or visitor centre, which left me pretty stuck once I had arrived as I planned on eating there. There are a lot things to do for ...
joanne scott
It's become a fabulous hub for visitors. You can book water based activities, hire a boat or bike, grab a coffee or some lunch, and keep an eye on the Osprey eggs. The walking is peaceful with spectacular views. Not much ...
James Donaldson MSc, MBACP
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