View of Snowdonia with mountains in the background and a rocky landscape and wooden bridge in the mid ground — Cwm Idwal area, Eryri (Snowdonia), North Wales | © National Trust Images/Annapurna Mellor

Walking in Wales

Enjoy some of the best coastal, countryside and mountain views on a walk in Wales.

Deer on grassland in the Dinefwr deer park, with the sun shining through bare branches of trees on top of a hillock to the left

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‘Capability’ Brown walk at Dinefwr

Walk beside historic ancient trees on a circular route in a landscape designed by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown, with the chance to spot the resident fallow deer.

A river fast-flowing over rocks, flanked by a wooden walkway on the left and autumnal trees on the right

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Aberglaslyn, Bryn Du and Beddgelert walk

A circular walk through ancient woodland, across mountain scenery that also goes past Gelert's grave at Beddgelert and to Aberglaslyn gorge.

The wildflower meadow in February, Colby Woodland garden, Pembrokeshire

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Colby Woodland Garden walk

Follow woodland paths, discover historical features, and enjoy plenty of wildlife on this family trail, with the option of a longer walk to Amroth beach.

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A gentle walk at Plas Newydd

This easy trail around Plas Newydd's grounds offers fun for the whole family, including a treehouse and adventure playground, against the backdrop of Snowdonia and the Menai Strait.

Walker on a footbridge overlooking Llyn Idwal in Cwm Idwal, Snowdonia, North Wales

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Top 10 walks in Eryri (Snowdonia)

Get outdoors and closer to nature with one of our downloadable walks, put together by National Trust rangers.

A hiker sitting looking at the view from the Brecon Beacons

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Mountains in Wales

Explore the spectacular mountain peaks of Wales, from the challenging climb up Tryfan in North Snowdonia, to the iconic mountains of Pen y Fan and the Sugar Loaf in South Wales.

A walker standing on the Pembrokeshire coast looking out at the sea.

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Coastal walks in Wales

Discover the best walks along the Welsh coast, taking in picturesque peninsulas, rugged headlands, quaint hamlets, prehistoric monuments and outstanding wildlife.

A dog wearing a winter coat enjoys a walk through woodland in the Lake District

From mountains and beaches, to gardens and parklands, find a dog walk in Wales that both you and your four-legged friend will love. Here’s your guide to some of the best dog-friendly places to visit in Wales.

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Wheelchair and pram-friendly walks in Wales

Find out about our multi-use trails at the places we care for across Wales that are pushchair-friendly and perfect for wheelchair users and those with mobility aids.