"Welsh rivers are boisterous rivers, coursing down from the mountains in white-water dashes.

Welsh valleys are steep-sided and winding, with secrets around every bend. There are great castles on the coast and great temples of rock in the heartlands of Snowdonia." (Extract from page 8)

So whether it’s a 3.5mile ramble on Prestatyn Hillside or a steeo, 7 mile climb up Moek Siabod, there’s something for all abilities. 

Every walk helpfully provides a summary of distance, time, gradient, level of difficulty, type of surface as well as details on access and landscape. Information on dog friendliness, parking, public toilets and places to stop for much needed refreshments are also given, together with  full colour maps and clear route directions.

For those with an interest in history and wildlife, you’ll enjoy a fascinating background read to each location, as well as other local points of interest.

The walk locations are:

Greenfield Valley - 5 miles
Prestatyn - 3.5 miles
Mynydd y Gaer - 3.25 miles
Elwy Valley - 5.5 miles
Great Orme - 5 miles
Conwy - 6.75 miles
Tal y Fan - 5 miles
Nant-y-Coed - 5 miles
Foel-Fras - 8.75 miles
Aber Falls - 4 miles
Moelfre - 5 miles
Holyhead Mountain - 5 miles
Moel Famau - 7.5 or 10 miles
Llyn Brenig - 3 miles
Llyn Crafnant - 5 miles
Dolgarrog - 7 miles
Ogwen - 3 or 5 miles
Caernarfon - 4 miles
Valle Crucis - 6.75 miles
Horseshoe Falls - 3.5 miles
Capel Curig - 4 miles
Moel Siabod - 7 miles
Snowdon - 5 miles
Llanberis - 10 miles
Llanystumdwy - 6 miles
Ceiriog Valley - 3.75 miles
Tregeiriog - 7 miles
Chirk - 6 miles
Pistyll Rhaeadr - 5 miles
Cnicht - 6.5 miles
Aberglaslyn - 4 miles
Llyn Dinas - 6 miles
Coed y Brenin - 4 miles
Roman Steps - 7 miles
Nantcol - 5.5 miles
Barmouth - 6 miles
Cregennen - 9 miles
Lake Vrynwy - 3 miles
Precipice Walk - 3 miles
Bala - 5 miles
Dysynni Valley - 5 or 7 miles
Long Mountain - 6.75 miles
Powis Castle - 4 miles
Montgomery - 5.25 miles
Pumlumon - 5.5 miles
Pumlumon Fawr - 10 miles
Aberystwyth - 6 miles