Wales’ national trails
Lace up your boots: discover four waymarked long-distance routes that offer inspirational walking in Wales.
24 hours, three peaks and one foot in front of the other.
Discover the highs of Wales on a road trip taking on three incredible peaks in just 24 hours
Wild walks that are a stroll for toddlers
We love boardwalks. They’ll take you and the kids deep into the wild, but not the mud. Discover plenty of pushchair friendly walks in Wales.
The big three: mountains for children
When you’re eight years old, standing on the roof of Wales and thinking, 'I climbed that!' – You’ll remember that for the rest of your life.
Walk the Brecon Beacons
Pull on your boots and discover the wide open spaces of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
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Taff Trail heritage
Explore the route from Cardiff to Nantgarw, taking in industrial heritage & Cardiff's pretty, green open spaces, castles & canals.
Scenic Glamorgan Coast
Enjoy this scenic nine-mile Glamorgan Heritage Coast walk, along the the Wales Coast Path.
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Hidden and forgotten landscapes
Walking and hiking through the magical lands surrounding Llandrindod Wells
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Pick your favourite walk on Glyndŵr's Way
It’s got history, heritage and scenery to spare. And still most walkers haven’t caught on to this 135-mile National Trail through Mid Wales.
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Six routes to the top
Tips and advice for safely walking up Wales’ highest mountain, Snowdon. Read about the routes, what to see and what to take with you.
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Routes to the top: Pen y Fan
The views from the highest peak in the Brecon Beacons National Park are so impressive, you'll want to return again and again. Here are four routes to walk to the top of Pen y Fan.
10 short coast path walks
A few hours on the Wales Coast Path is also enough for a voyage of discovery.
Gower coastal walk: Llanrhidian to Cheriton
Enjoy a stunningly beautiful eight-mile Gower Coast trail, following a section of the Wales Coast Path.
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A Pembrokeshire coastal walk
A walk in the footsteps of our most important saints, along the impressive Welsh coastline between St Non's Chapel and St Davids Cathedral.
Cardigan to Cilgerran
Following the River Teifi down from Cilgerran Castle to the sea at Cardigan Bay, this six-mile (10km) stroll takes in castles, an abbey, a wealth of wildlife, a gorgeous gorge and beautiful beaches… with a handsome county town in the middle. Read on to discover the route.
10 great family walks
When the views are this epic, a country stroll becomes a mini-adventure. Enough to turn even the most reluctant ramblers into explorers
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10 short Wales Coast Path walks through history
Ten walks along the Wales Coast Path taking in castles and other significant places of Welsh history and heritage.
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Llangollen and Dee Valley walks
Explore the rich history of Llangollen, the picturesque Dee Valley and a bit of Offa’s Dyke Path.
Refreshing selection of pub walks
Find a walk in Wales on which the pub en route is as appealing as the scenery.