Walking in North Wales

Discover Gwynedd’s wealth of wildlife, culture, heritage and local produce. Throughout this summer, a programme of events, activities and the launch of the brand new Discover Gwynedd website will celebrate the beauty and diversity of Gwynedd. Discover the ... [ more ]

Join artist Bill Kneale on a 3 mile walk and sketching excursion to the Jubilee Tower, Moel Famau. Would you love to capture the magic of the area on paper? This is your chance to do just that. All materials provided alongside expert tuition and a lovely ... [ more ]

Starting from the Holyhead Maritime Museum, which charts Holyhead’s maritime history through the years, we will proceed along Newry Beach and then on to the Breakwater Country Park. Here You can enjoy the peace and tranquillity of this reclaimed quarry wi ... [ more ]

Join our walk around Llandudno's Great Orme to raise money for Parkinson's research When: Saturday 11 September 2010, 11am Where: Llandudno Distance: 6 miles or 1 mile Registration fee: £5 Home to Kashmiri goats and giving views to the Isle of Man ... [ more ]

Join our supporters in a walk around the impressive gardens at Bodnant and help to raise much needed funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. There are several different routes to chose from - most of which are accessible by wheelchair. Every entrant will rec ... [ more ]

Guided walk around the Museum and Padarn Country Park and a chance to see the mysterious creatures that come out during the night! Pre-booking essential: (01286) 873706. Bring a torch! ... [ more ]

Not for the faint-hearted, this challenge dares you to walk or run the last 26 miles of the Offa’s Dyke path from Clwyd Gate to Prestatyn, following the Clwydian Mountains. Follow a series of sharp climbs and falls – including the highest point of Moel ... [ more ]

There will be two walks based on the walks of the Ladies. At 4pm Janis Deves will talk in the house on the history of the Ladies’ walks. ... [ more ]

At 1,085m or 3,560ft Mount Snowdon is the highest mountain in Wales and can be both a rewarding and satisfying achievement for those who reach the summit. Afasic Cymru are holding a sponsored Walk on September 26th 2010 Interested in taking part? Fo ... [ more ]

Snowdonia is famous the world over for its majestic rugged beauty. Betws-y-coed is long renowned for its stunning scenery emerald forests and fast flowing rivers. A natural base for a walking festival. For over a century walkers have been drawn to the vi ... [ more ]

This special Halloween Ghost Walk takes you on a tour of Bodelwyddan Castle lead by members of our expert team of Paranormal Investigators. On your tour you will hear about Bodelwyddan's history, discover the location of the human bones buried in its wal ... [ more ]

Prestatyn and Meliden, a wonderful base for walking enthusiasts and firmly established as the first town in Wales to be awarded Walkers are Welcome Status, invite you to attend our ever popular Annual Walking Festival. Once again we will be providing 3 ... [ more ]