The Caverns of Braich Goch Mountain
The Corris Valley is crowned at its northern end by
the magnificent Cader Idris whose craggy summit ridge reaches nearly 1,000
metres. Here are landscapes of compelling beauty, mirror lakes, bare and
pine-forested peaks and rocky cairns.
Driving north from Machynlleth the A487 winds its way up the pine, beech
and oak-clad valley past the villages of Corris and Corris Uchaf, whose
picturesque cottages used to house the slate quarry workers.
Corris Craft Centre is situated midway between the two villages on the
A487 trunk road. This is the starting point for King Arthur's Labyrinth
and you are invited to see at first hand the skills of the craft workers
and displays of woodcraft, toy making, pottery, jewellery, leatherwork and
handmade candles, while the Labyrinth shop sells books and gifts on the
Celtic Arthurian theme. The Crwybr Restaurant provides meals and
refreshments throughout the day. There is a picnic area in the gardens and
an extensive children's adventure playground.
Brochures Available at Garthyfog Farm
King Arthur's Labyrinth opens every day
from 23 March to 3 November 2002
between 10am and 5pm (last tour).
Please phone for details of Winter visits
The tour of the Labyrinth includes a walk of
a quarter of a mile through the caverns and
the temperature underground is cool. Please
wear warm clothes and sensible footwear.
Admission to Labyrinth, 2002
Adult £4.70 Child £3.30
Pensioner £4.15
Concessionary rates for parties of 15 or more:
£4.00 for Adults, £2.80 for Children and £3.50 for Senior Citizens.
Bard's Quest - new for 2002
Adult 3.50 Child 2.00
Pensioner 3.00
Concessionary rates for parties of 15 or more:
£2.95 for Adults, £1.70 for Children and £2.55 for Senior Citizens.
Combined Ticket (King Arthur's
Labyrinth and Bard's Quest)
Adult 6.45 Child 4.30
Pensioner 5.65
Concessionary rates for parties of 15 or more:
£5.45 for Adults, £3.65 for Children and £4.80 for Senior Citizens.
Admission to Corris Craft Centre - FREE
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