Easy and Low Level Walks in Snowdonia
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About Easy and Low Level Walks in Snowdonia
While Snowdonia may be better known for mountainous walks, there are also plenty of chocies for those looking for lower level and even coastal walking.
These are what we class as easier walks or lower level walks. So the easier walks tend to be under around 8km, while low level walks can be longer but will not exceed 300m in height. It’s all relative and a bit arbitrary – so check the walk stats and description and decide if you’re up to it.
Easy and Low Level Walks in Snowdonia – All the Routes and Articles
The Welsh Highland Railway wends its way through the heart of Snowdonia from Caernarfon to Waunfawr, …
This walk is a gentle stroll around Llyn Dinas, one of the most beautiful and accessible small lakes …
If you’re looking for a half day’s walk from Betws-y-coed that’s not too difficult, then a walk up t …
Betws-y-coed is one of the most popular villages in Snowdonia. While many may be there to wander the …
Rhaeadr Ewynnol, or Swallow Falls in English, is one of the most popular landmarks in North Wales. T …
Swallow Falls Walk from Llyn Sarnau or Betws-y-coed Read More »
Rhaeadr Ewynnol, or the The Swallow falls are a popular destination for tourists to Betws-y-coed and …
The lowly summit of Mynydd y Dref, or Conwy Mountain, lies about a stone’s throw from the walled tow …
While most will visit Snowdonia for the mountain walks, there’s lots of good low level and easier wa …
There are few estuaries as beautiful as the Mawddach Estuary in South Snowdonia, which thankfully ha …
Best Walks From Barmouth, Dolgellau and the Mawddach Estuary Read More »
The Mawddach Trail in South Snowdonia joins the towns of Dolgellau and Abermaw (Barmouth). along the …
The Precipice Walk, or Llwybr Cynwch, near Dolgellau is one of the very best easy circular walks in …
The Precipice Walk – Llwybr Cynwch – Near Dolgellau Read More »
A walk from near Beddgelert that takes you through a hidden valley on the flanks of Yr Wyddfa. You …
Walk to Cwm Bleiddiaid and Nant Gwynant from Craflwyn Hall Read More »