Caroline

Lovely circular starting in Tal Y Cafn. A short walk over the railway crossing, over the bridge and continuing left for a little way til turning down a track that follows the river on your left. The path is well sign posted in most places...some property owners had moved the path...one of which has taken down the public footpath sign to try and hide it. A lot of stiles, some were very dodgy and definitely not dog friendly as they didn't have treads for them to climb over. May be prudent to either go with someone who could help lift them over or just not do the walk with a big dog. Views were amazing and a few historical points along the way. Be careful of doing the walk in wet weather as a lot of could bebprone to flooding or being extremely muddy. Good footwear essential. If you park in the Tal Y Cafn pub at the start, you can then call in for a drink or wonderful food at the end.

13 mile walk of the first section of the sandstone trail including bagging a trig. Start the walk by the Sandstone Trail monument and follow the road straight up for a short while until you see the first sign post on your right. Turn up and start the climb up to the War memorial and fantastic views. Continue following the path through the wooded sections to come out the other side. There is a small section of road, but majority of the walk is through fields and wodland (including Delamere Forest) The finish is a small layby on the left just outside Willington.

Lovely 7mile walk around the lake and down through the Dingle in Llangefni. Brilliant broadwalks through the Dingle and the chance to see red squirrels and a heron

Lovely walk from Menai Bridge starting from the car park near Treborth Gardens following the North wales Coastal path to Porth Dinorwic and Felinheli. Beautiful pub Garddfon Inn is a must for their varied menu. Then head back to Menai Bridge with a small detour across the fields to find the Vaynol crypt hidden in the woods. It's an abandoned, Gothic-style mausoleum with its underlying crypt within the historic Vaynol Estate in Gwynedd, Wales, built for the wealthy Assheton-Smith family (owners of the Dinorwig slate quarry) in the 19th century, featuring intricate architecture, remaining stained glass, and eerie underground tunnels that once housed burials but are now sealed, offering a glimpse into Welsh industrial heritage and decay. Then joining back tonthe original path to retrace steps back to the car park after popping to see the Hidden stone lions either side of the Britannia bridge.

Beautiful walk around the Alwyn reservoir, through Llyn Brenig visitor centre and back to the Dam car park

Lovely walk along the Conwy river to Deganwy. Then up through Deganwy, cutting through caravan park and field (a little muddy) then down through the housing estates to Llandudno Junction to the RSPB and along the newly laid path back to Conwy

Lovely walk taking in Conwy Mountain, a pit stop at new Cafe in Conwy then a wee jaunt over to the Mulberry and then head back to Penmaenmawr via the coast

Lovely 10 mile walk crossing the beach whilst tide was out to visit the island and then walking the entire beach. Inland the paths were a little hot and miss with some being impassable with flooding.

Grueling muddy walk in the mist with a pit stone at the Raven