Elan Valley Trust promotes and cares for the Elan Valley, a 70-square-mile estate of dams, reservoirs and rugged landscapes in the Cambrian Mountains of Mid Wales. The area welcomes visitors seeking outdoor activities, heritage and nature, with opportunities to explore on foot, by bike or by car. Its dams and reservoirs are among the region’s notable attractions, while the International Dark Sky Park offers a chance to enjoy exceptionally dark skies and learn about the night sky.

The Trust’s visitor facilities include a centre open throughout the week, with hot food available from April to October. Visitors can also find information on directions, parking, events and responsible countryside access. For overnight stays, the estate offers Cwm Clyd Bunkhouse, Penglaneinon Farmhouse, Hen Dy and Y Beudy. The organisation shares the valley’s history, geology, wildlife and farming heritage, and supports education, outreach, volunteering and community projects. Through its website, visitor centre, Elan app and newsletter, Elan Valley Trust helps people plan visits and discover the estate’s landscapes and stories.