5 places to visit by bus this Autumn

As autumn rolls in, Wales transforms into a vibrant tapestry of reds, oranges, and yellows. Why not take in the views by hopping on a TrawsCymru bus and visiting some of Wales most stunning autumn spots? With no parking stress and scenic routes, TrawsCymru makes it easy to explore.

Here are five locations perfect for an autumn adventure, all accessible by TrawsCymru services.

Eryri National Park

Eryri National Park is a perfect destination to witness the stunning autumn colours as the mountains and valleys are transformed into a canvas of red, orange, and gold. Famous for its scenic beauty, it’s ideal for hikes, leisurely walks, or just enjoying the fresh air. Whether you’re taking on a trail to Yr Wyddfa or exploring the peaceful lakes and forests, the park offers something for everyone in the crisp autumn weather.

Catch the T10 bus to Betws y Coed, a gateway to many popular trails and attractions within the park. Services T2, T3, and T22 also run through the Eryri National Park so why not buy a 1bws ticket, which is also valid on the Sherpa’r Wyddfa, and explore more of the spectacular park.

Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons National Park)

Embark on a stunning hike to Pen y Fan or stroll through autumnal forests in this scenic park. There are plenty of trails suited for all abilities, making it a perfect day out whether you are an experienced hiker or just fancy a gentle walk.

Stop by one of the local cafes in Brecon for a hot drink after your adventure and enjoy the views of the changing landscape. Perfect for crisp autumn days.

You can catch the T4 or T14 to reach Pen y Fan for a beautiful hike or take the T6 bus to Brecon, which offers easy access to various trails and attractions within the park.

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Llyn Tegid, Bala

Wander around the serene Llyn Tegid, Wales largest natural lake, or simply enjoy the tranquillity and the stunning autumn views.

There are plenty of walking trails, and for the more adventurous, you can enjoy kayaking or paddleboarding at Bala Adventure and Watersports Centre. Don’t miss the charming town of Bala, with its quaint shops and cafes, where you can warm up after a day spent by the lake.

Hop on the T3 services to Bala or Llyn Tegid, and you will be just a short walk away from enjoying the natural beauty and tranquillity of this picturesque destination.

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Loggerheads Country Park 

Loggerheads Country Park is a perfect autumn destination for families and kids, offering vibrant seasonal landscapes and plenty of outdoor fun. The park’s scenic walking trails lead through woodlands, along rivers, and past limestone cliffs, creating an ideal setting for nature exploration and wildlife spotting. Children will love the adventure playground and learning about local wildlife at the visitor centre, making it both an educational and exciting experience.

Hop on the T8 bus service, and after a 5-minute walk from the bus stop, you’ll arrive at Loggerheads Country Park.

Photo Credit: Clwydian Range and Dee valley

Bishop’s Meadows, Hereford

Enjoy a peaceful autumn walk along the River Wye, where you can take in the changing colours of the trees and the serene riverside atmosphere. The Meadows ar
e perfect for a relaxed day out with plenty of open space for picnics or playing, and there are benches along the river to take in the scenic views. Finish your walk by exploring along the river to take in the scenic ways. Finish your walk by exploring Hereford city centre, just a short distance away.

Catch the T14 service to Bridge Street, and it's just a 5-minute walk to Bishop’s Meadows.

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This autumn, avoid the hassle of driving, and let TrawsCymru take you to the heart of Wales most beautiful spots. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the vibrant colours of the season.