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Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant and Cwm Wybrnant walk, Ysbyty

Explores a sheltered valley near the historic Tŷ Mawr birthplace cottage, following gentle woodland paths and riverside tracks. Mostly flat terrain with some uneven ground makes it manageable for families, though buggies will struggle on narrower, rougher sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and wildlife. The valley's tranquil setting, ancient trees and glimpses of traditional Welsh hill farming create an atmospheric short ramble perfect for combining with a National Trust cottage visi

Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant and Cwm Wybrnant walk (Extended), Ysbyty

Follows a moderately hilly valley route through the atmospheric Wybrnant valley to a historic 16th-century stone cottage, birthplace of Bishop William Morgan who translated the Bible into Welsh. Terrain includes woodland paths, quiet lanes and some gentle climbs – manageable for older children but not suitable for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The National Trust cottage and surrounding ancient landscape offer genuine glimpses into remote Welsh hill-farming heritage, with rewardi

Craflwyn, Hafod y Llan and Llyn Dinas walk, Craflwyn

Explores varied National Trust woodland, open hillside and lakeshore over moderate terrain with some steep sections through ancient oak forests. The 10km route combines Craflwyn's riverside paths with views across Llyn Dinas – best for older children and confident walkers rather than buggies or toddlers. Dogs welcome throughout. Delivers classic Snowdonia scenery mixing sheltered woodland with dramatic valley views, plus potential Gelert's Grave folklore detour.

Watkin Path

Snowdonia Slate Trail