Graig Fawr
A picturesque 62-acre hillside located at the northern tip of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
Graig Fawr, Allt y Graig, Denbighshire, LL18 6DX

Opening times for 8 February 2025
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From Abergele, join the A55 and take Junction 27. Follow the A525 and A547 towards Prestatyn, then, after passing the Marian Resort and Spa, turn right onto Allt y Graig and continue up to the car park. Alternatively, from Chester, leave the A55 at Junction 31 and follow the A5151 towards Prestatyn. Continue through Dyserth, and at the traffic lights, turn right onto the B5119. At the next lights, turn right again onto the A547, then turn right after the Marian Resort. Continue up Allt y Graig, following the road to the car park.
By bus
To get to Graig Fawr by bus, the nearest stop is at the Star Inn in Meliden. You can catch bus 19, which runs from Flint to Rhyl, bus 13 which travels from Llandudno to Prestatyn or bus 35 which operates a circular route around Rhyl. From the bus stop, walk towards the Good Shed restaurant and continue to the base of Graig Fawr, where you'll find the pedestrian gate for access to the site.
Highlights
Walks
Enjoy a network of scenic pathways through the landscape, with options to reach the highest viewpoint or explore the hills leading to surrounding towns and villages.
Dramatic views
Take in the stunning views that stretch down the Clwyd Valley, showcasing the Carneddau and Eryri (Snowdonia) mountains.
Vascular plants
Discover the distinct limestone grassland, home to an array of rare vascular plants including Spiked Speedwell and Dark-red Helleborine.
Insects and wildlife
Encounter rare butterflies and moths thriving within the site's unique and diverse habitats, recognised as a Triple Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Things to see and do

Exploring Graig Fawr
Discover the stunning natural beauty of Graig Fawr, a hillside site renowned for its dramatic cliffs and sweeping panoramic views.
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About Graig Fawr
This scenic 62-acre hillside site is located at the northern tip of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). It features meadows, striking rock cliffs and is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) due to its unique limestone habitat. The area is rich in biodiversity, supporting various wildlife, including nationally scarce plants like Spiked Speedwell and rare butterflies such as the silver-studded blue. The summit provides breathtaking panoramic views of the North Wales coast, making it a popular destination for walkers and nature enthusiasts.