Bwlchgwyn – Nant y Ffrith Walk
This walk follows the Nant y Ffrith through the Coed Mawr forest from Bwlchgwyn, Wales’ highest village. The Route Click here to view the full description.
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This walk follows the Nant y Ffrith through the Coed Mawr forest from Bwlchgwyn, Wales’ highest village. The Route Click here to view the full description.
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An easy and sedate walk around the Alyn Waters Country Park and the Afon Alyn in Wrexham, North Wales. The Route Click here to view the full description or Visit the Alyn Waters Country Park website and download the easier trails leaflet.
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An easy walk from Trevor in the Vale of Llangollen, exploring nearby woodlands and hillsides, including a folly in the woods. The Route Click here to view the full description.
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This is another easy walk from the Nant Mill Visitor Centre near Coedpoeth in Wrexham exploring the countryside to the south of the centre. The Route Click here to view the full description.
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This is an easy walk from Coedpoeth that visits both the Nant Mill Visitor Centre and the Minera Mines. Following the route of the Afon Clywedog and visiting the remains of the Minera Lead Mine, there’s plenty of variety for a short walk. The Route Click here to view the full description and download a printable map and
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An easy walk from the Nant Mill Visitor Centre near Coedpoeth in Wrexham. This walk takes you along the River Clywedog and on a full loop of Coedpoeth village. The Route Click here to view the full description and download a printable map and guide.
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A short and easy route around Cemlyn Bay. Be warned that the right of way across the shingle bar is closed during the summer months to prevent the disturbance of nesting birds. The Route Click here to view the full description and download a printable route guide and map, or the Anglesey Walking Network site for more info.
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Yr Arwydd is the highest point on the Isle of Anglesey and this walk takes you the entire 178m to the top. The walk starts from Brynrefail, a small hamlet between Amlwch and Moelfre, and takes you on a steady ramble to the summit. The Pilot Boat at Brynrefail is worth stopping for a post
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A very easy route around the village of Menai Bridge and the bridge of the same name, passing beneath its spectacular arches as well as over them. To cap it all off, there’s a visit to a church on it’s own island, one of many on Anglesey. Of course, it goes without saying that there
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An easy walk from Porth Trwyn to Church Bay on the Anglesey Coastal Path. If you’re going to be doing an afternoon walk, then divert to the Church Bay Hotel for well earned refreshments! The Route Click here to view the full description and download a printable route guide and map, or the Anglesey Walking
A Circular Walk from Porth Swtan Church Bay to Porth Trwyn. Read More »
Porth Swtan, or Church Bay is one of Anglesey’s best kept secrets. There’s a pub, seafood restaurant and a campsite making it an ideal stop if you’re walking the Anglesey Coastal Path. This short route starts in Church Bay and follows the coastal path as far as the split island of Ynys y Fydlyn. You
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Here’s an easy circular walk from the village of Bull Bay on the north coast of Anglesey providing a bite sized section of the coastal path. Follow the coastal path as far as Porth Wen and the disused brick factory, returning on footpaths across farmland. The coast here is rugged, with no sandy bays along
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This is an interesting route that circumnavigates, though rather a large word for a small hill, Holyhead Mountain rather than climbs it. As you get to within 50m of the summit, it makes sense to climb it while you’re at it. There’s the added bonus of the RSPB run cafe at the end of the
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Right at the tip, almost, of the Llyn Peninsula you’ll find the small village of Aberdaron. It’s well placed to walk to the westernmost point of North Wales, Braich y Pwll, and the lofty viewpoint of Mynydd Mawr directly above. Highlights of the route are the rocky coastline, views across Swnt Enlli to Ynys Enlli
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An easy, family friendly cycle route between Trawsfynydd and Gellilydan in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. Even if it is short, there are plenty of views of the lake to enjoy and you can easily complete it in both directions. The Route Click here to view the full description and download a printable
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This is a new cycleway that connects the Lon Las Fenai in Felinheli with the Lon Las Ogwen in Bangor. It’s mostly traffic free or on quiet lanes, though one significant section is along a busy and narrow main road where you may choose to push for the short distance if you’re only happy cycling on traffic
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The Lon Las Peris is only a short cycle track that follows a short section of the disused railway between Llanberis and Caernarfon. It only connects a car park to the south of Llanberis to Brynrefail, and unfortunately doesn’t connect with the Lon Las Eifion in Caernarfon. Nevertheless, for an easy family cycle with impressive
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This is an easy walk from Aberffraw on the western coast of Anglesey. It’s all sand, with a walk along the wide sandy beach and the dunes that back onto it. There’s a cafe up in the village and a pub that wasn’t open when we visited! This walk is also part of the Wales
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An easy walk from Brymbo near Wrexham to Bwlchgwyn, the highest village in Wales along easily graded paths and lanes. The Route Click here to view the full description.
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The twin lakes of Crafnant and Geirionnydd nestle in the eastern foothills of the Carneddau, and this route takes you around both lakes on an interesting circuit. There’s a short section of ascent in order to cross from one valley to the other. For a longer route from Capel Curig, see here. The Route Click
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A walk in the Black Mountains of the Brecon Beacons from the English side that follows the England/Wales border, hardly stepping more than a few metres into Wales. The highlight of the route is the narrow Cat’s Back sandstone ridge that ascends to Black Hill. The Route Click here to view the full description and
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The summit plateau of Waun Fach in the Black Mountains is mostly peat bog, with only the base of the trig point now remaining, hardly fitting for the highest point in the Black Mountains. It makes up for this with some wonderful approaches, such as the Grib ridge which this route ascends. The Route Click
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There are only two places I know of that are known as DC, one’s obvious and the other one’s Lllanarmon DC in the Ceiriog Valley. This is a short route that joins the Upper Ceiriog Way for a short while before returning to the village. The Route Click here to view the full description and
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A walk along the prehistoric remains on the Preseli Hills, the source of the Stonehenge bluestones. From the website: A circular walk around the most interesting sites of the Preseli Hills is almost impossible. The uplands form an isolated east-west ridge that would at best form one side of a circuit linked with a lengthy
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