Lyons Eryl Hall Caravan Park & Country Club

Clwydian Way

Traverses the full length of the Clwydian Range AONB with sustained climbs over heather moorland ridges and steep descents through wooded valleys. Terrain varies from rocky hilltop paths to farmland tracks—expect challenging gradients and mudgy sections after rain. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to length and elevation changes. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards walkers with panoramic views across North Wales, Snowdonia, and the Dee estuary from multiple Iron Age

Wales Coast Path (North Wales) main route

Traces the stunning North Wales coastline from Chester to Bangor, taking in dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, Victorian seaside towns and coastal marshes. Terrain varies wildly – flat promenades and coastal paths interspersed with challenging cliff sections and steep ascents, particularly around Great Orme and the Clwydian Range approaches. Entirely unsuitable for buggies; manageable for older children in short sections but exhausting as a whole. Dogs welcome on most sections, though some beaches

North Wales Pilgrim's Way

Traces an ancient pilgrimage route across North Wales with varied terrain—expect everything from gentle coastal stretches to steep, rugged mountain sections through Snowdonia. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to challenging terrain, stiles, and the route's considerable length spanning multiple days. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock, which is common throughout. Offers stunning Welsh landscapes, historic churches, and a profound sense of walking in centuries-old footstep

Hiraethog Trail

North Wales Path