This map portrays some of the best Walks in Wales. Click on our interactive map below to find the sites of the Walks that are featured in the Walesdirectory. Please click on the 'Map Layers' list on the sidebar to find accommodation close to the attraction displayed on the map.

Betws-y-Coed Riverside Walk - The setting for this walk is the beautifull Conwy valley. The circular walk is approx. 1.4 miles (2.2km). You could walk it in less than 1/2 an hour but allow 1hr to enjoy the scenery and attractions.

Amlwch to Point Lynas Walk, Dolphin Spotting - A short walk from Amlwch Port Anglesey to Point Lynas Lighthouse and Porth Eilian beach with a bit of dolphin spotting on the way. The first leg, approx 2 miles, is along the coastline while the retur

Dolgoch Falls Walk - This walk is set in the heart of the beautiful Tal-y-Llyn Valley, southern Snowdonia National Park, yet but 4 miles from the beaches of Tywyn. On this walk you should expect to see Waterfalls, mosses

Llanwst to Llanrhychwyn and the Grey Mare's tail waterfall - Car Parking for this walk is available in Llanrwst Car Park or Llanrwst North Railway Station. This walk is available from the Conwy Valley Railway train stations. Alight the train at Llanrwst North S

Four Well Ramblers - The Four Well Ramblers are based in Mid Wales in the area bounded by the Powys Spa towns of Llandrindod, Builth, Llanwrtydd and Llangamarch Wells. We walk alternate Saturdays in areas of outstanding n