Discover the best top things to do in Corris, United Kingdom including Corris Mine Explorers, King Arthur's Labyrinth, Braich Goch Bunkhouse & Inn, Chocablock, Corris Craft Centre, Richard hanratty, Corris Railway, Slaters Arms.
5.0 based on 241 reviews
Corris Mine Explorers is now closed until a time when it is safe for us to reopen and to run our award winning underground trips once again. Officially the Best Experience in Mid Wales 2019 / 20. Delve around the secret underground world of a Welsh slate mine with one of Wales' top Mine Explorers; abandoned and forgotten yet full of relics, stories & adventure. Our trips take you into parts of the mine, hand-dug and worked by Victorian miners in 1836 and areas worked up until the 1970s when the mine closed. As the door shut for the very last time a virtual time capsule was left behind which you can now explore. After years of research, our top Mine Guides will share stories of mining life as you explore the underground with some climbing and scrambling if you wish (these parts of the trip are optional). Our trips run with a small group of explorers which means that we can largely tailor make them to suit your wishes, interests and abilities. Discover, explore and have lots of fun.
4.0 based on 637 reviews
Our dragons are still snoring gently. We hope to be able to reopen the underground Labyrinth, safely, soon. Our gift shop is open daily. When we reopen, we will sail again through the cascading veil of an underground waterfall and discover a magical place where tales from the mists of time are retold. Tales of dragons, colossal giants, fierce battles and the legendary King Arthur. Guided by a Dark Age Boatman through immense caverns and winding tunnels, you will find these ancient Welsh stories brought to life through dramatic scenes, light and sound. Enjoy an exciting finale - Dragon River! Your adventures underground may disturb the guardians of the Labyrinth…will you avoid their clutches and return safely to the outside world? There are more ancient tales to be found back above ground in Lost Legends of The Stone Circle where you can navigate the snaking paths of a simple maze to find mythical stories, intriguing characters and The Stone Circle. Complete the quiz and win a medal!
I have taken several family members and friends to this attraction since it opened and finally got to take my 6 yr old nephew. He was excited from the moment we got to the shop with the red dragon outside. The shop has a mixture of pocket money toys for little ones and expensive wares for teenagers and adults who are interested in the Arthur stories. It was a particularly wet day, and after watching the story and safety video we set off in the rain with our hard hats on. The incline to the entrance is a little slippery but it’s slate and an old mine and so part of the experience. There are hand rails if needed. We walked inside and approached the boat, waiting for the returning party to disembark. One very excited 6 yr old. We got on the boat and sailed off on our journey. I’m getting old and my hearing is not the best, plus having Master Excitable it was a little difficult to hear the story, but the ‘magical waterfall’ never fails to amaze. The return journey was even more exciting with the dragons. The walk through the caverns and the story telling was great as usual. I do think it would be great to have a little live action as some of the mannequins are looking a bit dated. The lighting of the caverns is brilliant and whilst others may be listening to the story, I’m looking at the geology and patterns in the slates above. The experience lasts an hour and never feels rushed. The steady pace is needed as there are times when you double back to go down another passage way and there are other parties in there too. 6 yr old said it was 100 out of 10, awesome and would go again. He also managed to spend his pennies in the shop on things that would last and not the usual touristy rubbish stuff you can get at attractions. Grown up enjoyed it, child enjoyed it. Both of us happy to go again.
4.0 based on 3 reviews
The Public Bar at the Braich Goch Bunkhouse is open for non-residents on Three evenings (Thursday, Friday and Saturday) per week and by arrangement on special occasions (Bank Holidays, New Year, sporting events, parties etc).
4.0 based on 1 reviews
You can make a chocolate bar or chocolate pizza. Bars are £5, you get to pick two pots of goodies, make your design on a template then pour some gooey chocolate level it out and transfer your design over onto your bar. Chocolate pizzas are £10. Twice as much chocolate, 4x goodie pots make your design on the template pour some gooey chocolate and then transfer your design.
4.0 based on 322 reviews
Corris Craft Centre is one of the best Craft Centres in Wales with 9 unique craft studios where quality crafts are handmade by the resident designer makers. Meet the craftspeople and discover the unique stories that inspired their creative designs. Products made at the Craft Centre include traditional wooden toys, Celtic and contemporary jewellery, smoking dragons and pottery, hand carved candles, award winning artisan gin, handmade chocolates and fudge, glass sculptures, herbal lotions and remedies and rustic furniture. You can also have fun making your own crafts with pottery painting, candle dipping, chocolate making, furniture building and herbal crafting. The Y Crochan Cafe serves a delicious all day menu with seating indoors and outdoors. You'll find delicious produce in Bwtri Y Crochan Welsh food and drink shop. Gift Hampers are available all year round, choose your favourite Welsh produce and we'll create a stunning hamper.
An interesting stop on a journey. Shops are open with Covid one way system in place. Cafe offers a limited range of dishes and we really enjoyed the bacon sandwich and coffee .Distillery is worth a visit and welsh food shop offers lots of products from the area.
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