Walks in North Wales

Experience the great outdoors with some fantastic walks in North Wales

Discover the best North Wales walks and find the most picturesque routes around both the coast and countryside.

Whether you want to climb the highest peak in England and Wales, follow enchanting rivers, wander through majestic forests, explore the extensive coastline or circle deep blue lakes, there are plenty of walks in North Wales for you.

Walks in North Wales

For many visitors to North Wales, Snowdonia National Park is one of the main attractions, with many flocking to Mount Snowdon and ascending the peak by foot or by train. To avoid the crowds, head for Mount Tryfan or the nearby Glyderau for a more advanced walk with equally fantastic views of the Isle of Anglesey.

For Coastal walks in North Wales, the Llyn Peninsula is an ideal option, where you can explore sandy beaches and walk along cliff tops for amazing views and varied wildlife.

Bringing the whole family? There is a great variety of dog walks in North Wales, that pets and owners alike will enjoy. Take a walk around the picturesque Llyn Ogwen, the lake in which King Arthur’s legendary sword Excalibur is said to rest. Dogs will love to have a drink from the crystal-clear waters or have a quick paddle to cool down. You can also explore one of the many dog-friendly trails in the gardens at Plas Newydd, a stately home situated in Anglesey on the banks of the Menai Straights.

Find more amazing walks in North Wales below…