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IMPORTANT – Please read…
Betsi Cadwaladr health board, the Health Board that covers our area, has announced a Critical Incident, which has meant extremely long waits for patients to be seen – particularly at A&E departments. This combined with the ambulance service strikes also taking place means it is likely that emergency response times will be even longer than we have been recently experiencing, if available at all.
When out on the trails, ride well within your own abilities, and ensure you have all the necessary kit to be self sufficient should you have an accident, this includes a first aid kit, mobile phone and the correct clothing for the conditions. Any rescue by emergency services will be a long time coming. If you are unsure of the kit you might need or which trail to ride, please speak to a member of staff at the visitor centre before setting off.
If you do have an accident, follow the normal procedure, calling 999 first, and then the visitor centre on 01978 751656 with the number of the nearest waymarker, but be prepared for a long wait for an ambulance should you need it.