Snowdon Park and Ride: Nant Peris to Pen y Pass (£5)

How it works

Park and ride in four steps. Bus fare is extra to the parking.

Park at Nant Peris. Pay £5 for the day by card or contactless.
Catch the bus. Take a Sherpa'r Wyddfa S1, S2 or S5 bus up to Pen y Pass.
Buy a ticket. A Sherpa day ticket is £7.50 for an adult; tickets are also on the MyTrip app.
Walk. Start the Pyg Track or Miners' Track from Pen y Pass.
Return. Take the bus back down to Nant Peris. Check the last bus time before you set off.

£5 a day (up to midnight)

Then take the Sherpa'r Wyddfa bus to Pen y Pass. Card or contactless only, no cash. EV charging on site.

Sherpa day ticket: £7.50 adult.
£5 with an English or Scottish concessionary pass, and for 5–15 year olds and MyTravelPass holders.
£16 group ticket for up to 2 adults and 3 children.
Check current fares and times on the Sherpa'r Wyddfa website.

Sherpa'r Wyddfa day ticket prices.

Where is the Snowdon park and ride?

At Nant Peris, between Llanberis and Pen y Pass. Eryri runs it; Sherpa'r Wyddfa buses take you up to Pen y Pass for the Pyg and Miners' tracks.

How much is Nant Peris park and ride?

£5 a day (up to midnight), card or contactless only. The bus fare is extra: a Sherpa day ticket is £7.50 for an adult.

Which buses run from Nant Peris to Pen y Pass?

The S1, S2 and S5 Sherpa'r Wyddfa services. Check the current timetable on the Sherpa'r Wyddfa website.

What is the postcode for Snowdon park and ride?

Eryri does not publish one. Use the official Google Maps or what3words link (///stall.seagull.verbs) on this page.

Is there EV charging at Nant Peris?

Yes, Eryri lists EV charging on site.

Every figure on this page was checked against these sources on 20 October 2026.