Bryn Coed Guest House

North Wales Path

Follows the stunning North Wales coastline for 60 miles from Prestatyn to Bangor, mostly flat to gently rolling with a few moderate climbs around headlands like Great Orme. Families can tackle shorter sections easily, though the full route's distance makes it challenging for young children. Dogs welcome on this long-distance path. Delivers dramatic coastal views, historic towns, sandy beaches, and glimpses of Snowdonia across the water—a superb sampler of Welsh seaside scenery.

Summit Trail

Climbs steadily through ancient woodland with some steep sections before reaching open hillside with sweeping views across Conwy Valley and Snowdonia. The ascent and uneven terrain make it unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children, though determined families with older kids will manage. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewarding summit panoramas and varied landscapes justify the effort for moderately fit walkers seeking a proper hill walk.

Woodland Trail

Meanders through mixed woodland with gentle, well-maintained paths suitable for families and pushchairs on drier days. Dogs welcome on leads. Expect some uneven roots and possibly muddy patches after rain, but gradients stay mild throughout. Perfect for a short nature walk where kids can spot wildlife, listen for birds, and explore beneath the tree canopy without venturing far from facilities.

Wales Coast Path (North Wales) main route

Bodnant's Winter Garden Trail