Sappers Suspension Bridge
You will find this bridge on The betws-y-coed, afon llugwy and gwydir-forest-circular trail. click the all trails app below
The Sappers Suspension Bridge is a charming and historic bridge located in Betws-y-Coed, a picturesque village in Eryri National Park, Wales. This bridge, built in 1930, replaced an earlier wooden bridge constructed by Royal Engineers (known as “Sappers”) during World War I to provide access to an army camp.
The closest car park to the Sappers Suspension Bridge is the long stay car park near Betws-y-Coed Railway Station. The postcode for this car park is LL24 0AH.
To get to the Sappers Suspension Bridge from the car park:
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Exit the car park towards the stone barn with ‘Information’ on it.
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Turn right and go through the white gate marked ‘Private Road’ and 'Royal Oak Farm.
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Follow the path until you reach the bridge.
It’s a short and scenic walk, perfect for enjoying the beautiful surroundings of Betws-y-Coed.
