Residents in a small hamlet in Snowdonia have spoke out about dealing with human waste being left on verges, abusive behaviour and vehicles treble parking as the number of visitors to the area increases, And people living in Nant Gwynant fear it is going to get worse over the Easter holidays.
The area, between Beddgelert and Pen y Pass, has always been a popular destination for walkers, and has attracted even more visitors during the coronavirus pandemic.
Residents complain of cars being parked regularly on both sides of the A498 road between Craflwyn and Llyn Gwynant, with some vehicles parking on the grass verges. A large lay-by near Caffi Gwynant is regularly double parked with locals being unable to park their cars outside their homes.
