Walking in Wales

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Walk in North Wales

NT One walks

Part of the forest surrounding Penrhyn Castle © National Trust

Choose from 10 NT One walks in North Wales. Among the pick are a flip-flop walk at Chirk, trainer walks at Erddig and Plas Newydd, and a welly walk at Glan Faenol on the Menai Strait.

NT Plus One walks

155730 Tryfan and the Ogwen Valley, Carneddau, Snowdonia © NTPL/Joe Cornish

We've also compiled 10 NT Plus One walks in North Wales. Highlights include a walk with dragons in Snowdonia and a route that follows an old drovers' road at Ysbyty Ifan in Conwy.

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Super Challenge walks

Glyder Fawr and low-lying clouds from the summit, Carneddau, Snowdonia. © NTPL/Joe Cornish

Fancy trying something a bit different that's really a challenge? Then try one of our 2-day Super Challenge walks for a real adventure in the great outdoors of Wales.

Walk in Mid and South Wales

NT One walks

Three Cliffs Bay © Alan Kearsley-Evans

Mid and South Wales offers you a selection of NT One walks, from strolls on the wonderful Gower Peninsula to a little amble around The Kymin in Monmouthshire.

NT Plus One walks

pen y fan brecon beacons cribyn © NTPL/NTPL/Joe Cornish

We've 13 NT Plus One walks for you to enjoy in Mid and South Wales. Take in a range of walks that span from the high peaks of the Brecon Beacons to the enchanting Gower Peninsula and its beaches.

Walk in West Wales

NT One walks

White Park cows at Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo © National Trust

With a selection of 12 NT One walks in West Wales, you'll find something to suit. Pick from coastal and countryside walks galore.

NT Plus One walks

A view of the coast around Solva © Andrew Tuddenham

Discover countryside and coastal walks with a tale to tell. West Wales has no shortage of these walks for you to enjoy.

Safe walking

  • Mountain rescue landrover © WBMSART

    Go safe on the mountains

    The mountains of Wales can sometimes be wild and remote places, make sure you're safe on them.

  • Overlooking the sea at Stackpole, Pembrokeshire © Louise Smithson

    Go safe by the coast

    Take care on coastal paths and stay away from cliff edges. Always supervise children and dogs.