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Outdoor Activities in North Wales

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Enjoy an Outdoor Adventure in North Wales

North Wales is renowned for being home to a wealth of exhilarating activities, thanks to its 870-mile coastline and stunning Snowdonia National Park!

There are simply so many outdoor activities in North Wales, from surfing and white water rafting to mountain biking and rural hiking; you’ll rarely be bored here. When it comes to the latter, why not embark on a walk up to the ruins of Castell Dinas Brân or Mount Snowdon? Alternatively, enjoy a refreshing wild swim in Llyn Padarn or Fairy Glen.

There are many organisers in the area providing advice and equipment for North Wales outdoor activities, including Discover LlÅ·n. This fantastic company allow you to hire e-bikes and paddleboards, making your outdoor adventure a hassle-free one.

Why not unleash your inner adventurer by heading to Zip World Fforest, where an exhilarating outing awaits?

Find your next outdoor adventure in North Wales…

  • Park in the Past

    Park in the Past

    20 Bryn Yorkin
    Caergwrle
    Hope
    Wrexham
    LL12 9HU

    07885 403485

    A fascinating historical and conservation project that takes you back to the time of the Roman invasion of North Wales.

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  • Penmaenmawr Beach, feature

    Penmaenmawr Beach

    Beach Rd
    Penmaenmawr
    North Wales
    LL34 6AZ

    Nestled where the foot of the mountains meet the sea, this stretch of sand is an idyllic and popular spot for summer beach goers. Landscaped terraces, flower beds, cafés, amusement arcades and beach chalets surround this coastal gem.

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  • anglesey coast

    Penrhos Coastal Path

    Stanley Avenue
    Valley
    Holyhead
    LL65 2JD

    Located just outside of Holyhead, Penrhos Coastal Park is part of the Anglesey coastal path and the national cycle route eight. With history, sea, and wildlife to look at, there’s something for everyone here.

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  • Woodpecker

    Pensychnant Nature Conservation Centre

    Sychnant Pass House
    Sychnant Pass Rd
    Conwy
    LL32 8BJ

    01492 592595

    Pensychnant Nature Conservation Centre is a 150-acre Victorian estate nestled within the outstanding natural beauty of the Sychnant Pass. The centre works with wildlife organisations to build interest in the natural world.

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  • Pili Palas Nature World

    Pili Palas Nature World

    Ffordd Penmynydd
    Menai Bridge
    LL59 5RP

    01248 712474

    Spend an afternoon surrounded by lush vegetation and waterfalls as butterflies fly overhead at Pili Palas Butterfly. Get acquainted with some feathered friends in the aviary or say hello to some cheeky pals in the meerkat tunnel!

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  • seals

    Porth Dyniewaid Angel Bay

    116 Penrhyn Beach E
    Penrhyn Bay
    Llandudno
    LL30 3RW

    Angel Bay is a nature reserve on the end of the Little Orme and is famed for its fantastic seal-watching opportunities. Seal breeding season takes place between October and November, giving visitors the chance to spot seal pups!

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  • man and child rock climbing

    Rock Climbing Company – North Wales

    Llys Gain Crafnant Rd
    Trefriw
    LL27 0JZ

    Whether you’re a total beginner or an experienced climber, Rock Climbing Company have a course for you. From sea cliff climbing to rope work and rescue technique courses, there’s a wealth of options here. Climbing not for you? Try your hand at scrambling or mountaineering instead!

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  • RSPB Conwy

    RSPB Conwy

    Llandudno Junction
    N Wales Expy
    Conwy
    LL31 9XZ

    01492 584091

    See for yourself the amazing spectacle of tens of thousands of starlings congregating to roost in the reedbeds at RSPB Conwy during the winter. In summer, feast your eyes on the thousands of orchids that carpet the grassland.

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  • a curlew stood in water

    RSPB Cors Ddyga

    Unnamed Road
    Gaerwen
    North Wales
    LL60 6LB

    RSPB Cors Ddyga is nestled within one of the largest lowland wetlands in Wales and home to over 30 wetland plants. Here you’ll find a plethora of wetland birds along with otters and water voles.

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  • RSPB Point of Ayr - Dee Estuary

    RSPB Point of Ayr – Dee Estuary

    Station Rd
    Talacre
    Holywell
    North Wales
    CH8 9RD

    Follow the nature trail at the Dee Estuary and watch thousands of birds roost as you enjoy elevated views of the saltmarsh. A treat for the eyes and the ears, the saltmarsh supports a variety of songbirds.

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