Want a hike where the views are as smooth as the water's surface? These lake-side paths will have you reflecting on nature's beauty.
Here are some great hikes to explore in Wales.
Juls · reviewed over 4 years ago
Completed over five days in August 2021, mostly wildcamping with one night in a hostel. Occassionally moderate though not strenuous with no huge elevations. The Mignient Marshes should not be underestimated though, especially if it has been raining. A gem of a hike through the industrial and social history of a much loved area.
Snowdon by the Pyg and Miner's Tracks from Pen-y-pass
Crem · reviewed about 1 year ago
Hiked with my brothers on 25.06.2025 nice weather to begin with, got to the summit via pyg track and mist, wind and light rain surrounded us so ended up coming down Llanberis. Quite difficult underfoot and some good knees needed lol. loved every second of it.
moniek hut · reviewed almost 5 years ago
Me and my dog completed this trial in early July 2021, it took us just over 7 days. We wild camped all the way (LNT) and used a water filter for water resupply. It's an amazing trial with stunning scenery, and I can highly recommendit. Things to be aware of are - in low visibility easily get lost on the moors/sharp drop of ridges, - Sink holes, shake holes, cracks in the ground where under ground caving systems/mines exists.
North Wales Pilgrim's Way - Taith Pererin Gogledd Cymru
IanC · reviewed almost 2 years ago
Another cracker. Made better with resent spell of good weather. (Coastal path, not good in parts after prolonged rain)
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