Glampio Ty Cerrig Glamping

North Berwyn Way

Tackles the remote Berwyn Mountains with significant climbs over moorland and rough terrain—steep, boggy sections make this challenging for experienced walkers only. Unsuitable for buggies or young children due to elevation gain and exposed conditions. Dogs welcome but keep close on open hillsides where sheep graze. Rewards effort with spectacular upland views, rare wildlife, and a genuine sense of wilderness rarely found in Wales. Proper boots, navigation skills, and weather prep essential.

Dee Valley Way

Follows the River Dee through stunning Welsh countryside with gentle to moderate inclines, passing medieval bridges, rolling farmland, and wooded valleys. Generally suitable for older children and steady walkers, though some sections can be muddy and uneven underfoot—not ideal for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. A rewarding riverside journey showcasing North Wales' natural beauty and history, perfect for those wanting scenic variety without serious climbs.

Brenig Way

Follows the shoreline and rolling hills around Llyn Brenig reservoir in North Wales. Expect moderate inclines with some steeper sections, plus exposed moorland terrain that can be boggy after rain—sturdy boots essential. Suitable for older children and teens but not buggies due to uneven paths. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards walkers with stunning lake views, wildlife spotting opportunities, and a proper sense of remote Welsh uplands without venturing too far from facilities.

Hiraethog Trail