Footage has emerged revealing the 'ridiculous' long queue of parked cars in Snowdonia as the country enjoys it's long Jubilee bank holiday.
The 43-second clips was taken at around 2pm near Llyn Ogwen, between Bethesda and Capel Curig. It shows an extremely long queue of parked cars alongside the A5 with little to no space between any of them, North Wales Live reports.
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The long stretch of road is a popular parking spot for walkers because it leads to the nearby lake as well as the Carneddau and Glyderau ranges. With the sheer amount of cars captured in the footage, it reveals how packed parts of the national park has become over the bank holidays.
Lucia Haf, who filmed the video, said: "It's the same every bank holiday and nothing seems to get done about it. The authorities had all winter to sort something out but nothing's been done. It's just getting ridiculous now."
Despite the stretch of road being taken up by a lot of cars, Snowdonia has a wide range of parking available for tourists all across the national park. The official Welsh government site lists 14 official car parks that run as cheap as £3 for four hours.
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