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A must-do for any walker in the region, the Moel Famau hike offers spectacular views over the Clwydian Range and beyond. The well-marked trails lead to the iconic Jubilee Tower, making it a rewarding climb. The paths vary in difficulty, so you can choose a shorter loop or a full ascent.
A family-friendly walk along the River Alyn through Loggerheads Country Park is perfect for a leisurely afternoon. Explore woodland trails, waterfalls, and picnic spots. This walk is also ideal if you’re bringing children or dogs, as there are plenty of open spaces.
For those who enjoy forest walks, Llandegla Forest offers miles of well-maintained trails. You can choose short circuits or longer routes, with a mix of forest paths and open viewpoints. Mountain bikers also use these trails, so be mindful of shared paths.
This famous trail stretches across the Wales-England border, with some of the most scenic parts running through North East Wales. Perfect for longer hikes, the path winds through rolling hills, woodlands, and historic sites.
For a more adventurous walk, the Berwyn Mountains offer rugged landscapes and breathtaking views. These routes are less trafficked, giving you a sense of true wilderness in North East Wales. Ideal for experienced walkers seeking a peaceful escape.
