Gyrn Ddu Campsite

A Gentle Walk at Plas Newydd, Plas Newydd

Meanders through the historic grounds of this elegant 18th-century mansion on the Menai Strait, mostly flat on well-maintained gravel paths and lawns. Perfect for families with buggies and young children – the route is accessible and takes roughly 30 minutes at an easy pace. Dogs welcome on leads throughout the estate. The coastal views across to Snowdonia are stunning, and you'll pass formal gardens, woodland glades and possibly spot red squirrels if you're lucky.

Hidden Corners of Plas Newydd, Plas Newydd

Meanders through National Trust woodland and gardens with gentle, mostly flat terrain and well-maintained paths suitable for families and buggies. Dogs welcome on leads throughout the estate. The route reveals tucked-away viewpoints over the Menai Strait, rhododendron groves, and the elegant Georgian mansion's lesser-known garden rooms—perfect for a leisurely stroll combining natural beauty with architectural heritage.

Glan Faenol Wildlife and Woodland Walk, Glan Faenol

Meanders through National Trust woodland and alongside the Menai Strait with gentle gradients throughout. Suitable for families and older children, though uneven tree roots and potentially muddy patches make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads to protect nesting birds and wildlife. Highlights include ancient oak woodland, shoreline views across to Anglesey, and excellent birdwatching opportunities—look out for woodpeckers, nuthatches and waders along the water's edge.

Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path

Snowdonia Slate Trail