46 Dog-Friendly Attractions North Wales

Discover the best dog-friendly attractions in North Wales

If you and your canine companion are heading to this beautiful part of the country, then our guide to dog-friendly North Wales is perfect for you!

From endless countryside walks to the vast array of dog-friendly beaches, you are promised plenty of dog-friendly attractions in North Wales. Dog-friendly walks in North Wales include countryside parks such as Alyn Waters, Loggerheads and Maes y Pant. These are ideal for leisurely strolls!

If your dog is up the for a challenge, many hikes are available in North Wales! From taking on Wales’ highest mountain Snowdon to discovering the medieval remains of Castell Dinas Brân.

For an afternoon by the seaside, be sure to head to one of North Wales’ dog-friendly beaches! These include Harlech Beach, Talacre Beach and Colwyn Bay Beach.

Continue reading to find even more dog-friendly attractions in North Wales…

Llanberis Lake Railway

Gilfach Ddu
Llanberis
Caernarfon
LL55 4TY

01286 870549

Journey through the heart of Snowdonia on a beautiful steam train from Llanberis Lake Railway. Pass the 13th century Dolbadarn Castle, Llanberis’ twin lakes and the shores of Lake Padarn as you take in views of Snowdon. Stop off for a picnic in the idyllic Cei Llydan and take a stroll around the National Slate Museum.
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Llanddwyn Beach

Llanddwyn Beach
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll
Anglesey
LL61 6SG

This remote island-like beach boasts stunning views of Snowdonia and the Lyn Peninsula. Part of the Newborough Warren National Nature Reserve, this area is rich in birds and other wildlife.
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Llangollen Wharf

Llangollen Wharf
Wharf Hill
Llangollen
LL20 8TA

01978 860702

A popular tourist attraction and World Heritage Site with horse-drawn and aqueduct boat tours alongside magnificent landscapes.
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Llyn Alaw

GPS Coordinates:
Latitude: 53.3512654
Longitude: -4.4160251

Llyn Alaw is Anglesey’s largest lake and a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Fringed with vegetation, the lake is home to wintering wildfowl, little grebes, black tern and little gull, along with a wealth of other wildlife. Follow the network of pathways and see which species you spot!
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Llyn Padarn

Llyn Padarn
Llanberis
Caernarfon
Gwynedd
LL55 4TY

01286 870892

Llyn Padarn is a great spot to visit whilst in Snowdonia! Enjoy this glacially formed lake nestled amidst breath-taking scenery, where the village of Llanberis rests on the southern banks.
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Llyn Tegid

A494
Bala
Merioneth
LL23 7

Resting to the southwest of the bustling town of Bala is the largest natural lake in Wales, Llyn Tegid, also known as Bala Lake. This large freshwater glacial lake rests within the mountains of Snowdonia, offering a scenic day out in North Wales.
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Loggerheads Country Park

Ruthin Road
Mold
CH7 5LH

01824 712757

A beautiful river valley and country park in the Clwydian Range, featuring accessible paths across hills and valleys and a great Discovery Trail.
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Lôn Las Ogwen

Porth Penrhyn
Bangor
North Wales
LL57 4HN

Follow this 11-mile walk from Porth Penrhyn to the Ogwen Valley. Travel along a disused narrow-gauge railway line, through picturesque woodland and into the mountains of the Snowdonia National Park.
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Maes y Pant

Pant Ln
Gresford
Wrexham
LL12 8HB

When visiting Wrexham, why not venture out to Maes y Pant? A wonderful spot for the family, ample trails and picnic areas await.
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Minera Country Park & Iron Works

Minera Country Park & Iron Works
New Brighton
Wrexham
LL11 3DU

This historic and beautiful country park rests moments away from Wrexham and hosts so many intriguing sights to see. Come and explore this lovely mixture of industrial remains and nature.
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