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Corris is a picturesque former slate mining village, it has a pub which serves very good food, an independent shop/cafe and beautiful walks. In the middle of the village there is a famous steam railway and museum.
The village is five miles from the historic town of Machynlleth, an enchanting market town with shops, antique emporiums, cafes, restaurants and a thriving art scene. Machynlleth Comedy Festival, a warm up for Edinburgh, is held annually in April and welcomes acts and visitors from around the world.
Machynlleth is located within the UNESCO Dyfi Valley Biosphere, the surrounding area is a haven for wildlife with a wealth of forest and woodland and the area is famous for birdwatching, including the Dyfi Osprey Project. The beautiful seaside town of Aberdyfi is only a short distance away.
Cader Idris, part of the Snowdonia mountain range, is easily accessible near the town of Dolgellau, with breath-taking views on the way. The whole area is famous for walking, hiking and has a thriving mountain biking scene, at places such as Coed Brenin Forest Park and Climachx Mountain bike trail near Corris.

orris is a small village located in the county of Gwynedd, Wales. It is situated in the heart of the Dyfi Valley and can be accessed by car, train, and bus.
By car, it can be reached by taking the A487 road from either Machynlleth or Dolgellau. It is approximately a 30-minute drive from Machynlleth and 1 hour drive from Dolgellau, depending on traffic.
By train, the nearest train station is Machynlleth, which is approximately 20 minutes drive from Corris. From Machynlleth, you can catch a train to other destinations in Wales such as Aberystwyth and Swansea. From there you will need to take a bus or a taxi to reach the village.
By bus, Corris is well-connected to other towns and cities in the area. There are regular bus services from Machynlleth, Dolgellau, and other nearby towns.
Once in Corris, many of the local amenities and attractions are within walking distance, and the village is small enough to explore on foot. However, for longer journeys or to reach remote areas, it's recommended to have a car or bike. It's important to note that public transportation in Wales can be limited, particularly in rural areas, so it's always best to check the schedule in advance and plan accordingly.