About We had been recommended this walk and although the weather didn't promise to be good we thought we would give it a try. There is a free car park but unless you know the area you will need your sat nav to find it, if you follow directions for LL12 9HE then you...

About Drum went to explore the Druids Circle above Penmaenmawr.  Also known as Meini Hirion, this wonderful and evocative stone circle is considered one of the finest examples in Britain and forms part of a complex of ancient monuments on the moorland above...

About Bryn Euryn is a prominent limestone hill overlooking Rhos on Sea with several different paths.  It is a mixture of grassland and woodland and is listed as a site of Special Scientific Interest.  It also has great historical interest with Llys Euryn - a house...

About Aber Falls is a waterfall located approximately 2 miles south of Abergwyngregyn.  There are 2 car parks, the first just off the A55 (marked on the map) is free but you have to walk up through the village to the nature reserve entrance which is where the  second...

About It was a beautiful January day and rather than just a dog walk we thought we would go somewhere different and get photos so we decided to do the Buckley heritage tour. It took us about 25 minutes to drive to it Flintshire Council - Buckley Heritage and Town...

About So we decided to try out Pwllycrochan Woods in Colwyn Bay for two reasons the first was Pedro had been a bit lame so we thought a mile and a half walk would be good and the second was that we have been to the Pen y Bryn many times but wanted to see just how dog...

About We have been to Talacre beach many times and it really is dog friendly.  We were lucky enough to spend the day there on October 6th and as they say on countryfile there is no such thing as bad weather just poor clothing choices so we wrapped up warm and walked...

About A regular walk for us as this is located close to home.  A small convenient car park is at the foot of the circular path around the woodland, where you will see wildlife and ancient woodlands, limestone caves and also the 2000 year old hill fort (Castell Cawr -...

About So we requested recommendations for nice walks and dog friendly places. We were recommended both the Royal Goat and the Saracens Head in Beddgelert by Mrs Blackburn.  We did this walk last year and therefore predates Bert living with us. There are multiple walks...

About Llyn Elsi is a small reservoir located above Betws-y-Coed that provides water for the village.  There is a small 20 foot dam at one end (built in 1914).  This 2 hour (ish) walk up the hill and around the lake has spectacular views panoramic views of Snowdonia...

About Marl Hall Woods is a short yet steep walk with spectacular views over Conwy estuary and castle so it's worth making the effort to go to the lookout point (take your camera and picnic).  We always park at the small car park on Marl Lane so it is straight from the...

About There are lots of walks that you can do, the first part you come to is Sawbench which is predominantly a mountain bike trail. If you go further up is Hafna and there is two walks that take you round the old mines . There is a lot of history and photo...

About2019 Update - we returned to Llyn Crafnant earlier this year and saw that the whole walk around the lake now requires your dog to be on a lead due to livestock (we haven't visited the other walks since).  While we understand why this is required, we can no longer...