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GALLERY: Towers Outdoor Education Centre through the years

It's been a piece of Wolverhampton in North Wales for almost 60 years – and now photographs have showcased why Towers is so important.

By Thomas Parkes

Published Feb 21, 2020

Last updated Feb 22, 2020

Temperature was low for this party on trek in the Llanberis pass when out from The Towers in November 19, 1962. Image: Express & Star/R. Mantle

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