Cross Foxes

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Cross Foxes sits at the junction below Cadair Idris where the Dolgellau and Machynlleth roads meet at Brithdir. It’s a smartened-up roadside inn with rooms, handy for the southern approaches to the mountain and a stop between the coast and mid-Wales. Dolgellau is a few miles west.

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