Barmouth Bay Holiday Park

Taith Egryn Walk

Follows the rugged coastline and inland paths around Llanegryn in Snowdonia's southern reaches, with moderate climbs through ancient woodland and open hillside offering sweeping views across the Dyfi estuary. Mixed terrain includes rocky coastal sections and farm tracks – challenging for buggies but manageable for older children used to uneven ground. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. A rewarding circuit combining dramatic coastal scenery with peaceful countryside, though weather can turn qu

Dinas Oleu Walk, Barmouth, Snowdonia

Climbs steadily through National Trust woodland above Barmouth with some short steep sections and uneven paths – not suitable for buggies but manageable for older children who are confident on hills. Dogs welcome on leads. Rewards effort with spectacular panoramic views across the Mawddach Estuary to Cadair Idris, particularly stunning at sunset. The route covers part of Britain's first land donated to the National Trust in 1895, adding historical interest to this compact coastal clifftop walk.

Wales Coast Path (Meirionnydd)

Traces Meirionnydd's dramatic coastline with varied terrain including cliff-top paths, sandy beaches, and sections through dunes – expect moderate to steep inclines around headlands. Not suitable for buggies; challenging for young children due to length, uneven ground, and exposed coastal drops. Dogs welcome but must be kept under close control near livestock and nesting birds. Delivers stunning Cardigan Bay views, remote beaches, and encounters with historic castles and seaside villages along t

Taith Ardudwy Way

Cambrian Way