Hond vriendelijke vakanties in Wales

The Vale of Ewyas horseshoe walk is a 17+ mile Black Mountains ridge walk offering stunning scenery as well as a significant physical challenge.

The Waun Fach walk is a 7 mile (12 km) circular trail via a ridge known as the Dragon’s Back, leading to the highest peak in the Black Mountains. Enjoy sweeping, majestic views across the peaks of the Brecon Beacons National Park and beyond

July 2021 walk to Penmon Point with direct view to Puffin Island, taking in some historic Abbey and Castle ruins on the way. Crossing farmland and enjoying views across the sea and Menai straits.

Snowdonia National Park - Llanfihangel-y-pennant - St Michael's Church - Ty'n-y-ddôl - Afon Cader - Tyrrau Mawr - Cadair Idris - Craig Cwm Amarch - Craig Lwyd

This is a ramble for people on mobility scooters. A bracing ramble along a section of the Wales Coast Path.  Great views of the Green Bridge of Wales, Stack Rocks, bird colony and rock climbers.

This is a ramble for mobility scooters from Blackpool Bridge and Mill to Slebech Park Estate. Follow the  Eastern Cleddau river (Cleddau Ddu) as it changes from fast-flowing stream to broad estuary. Take lunch on the terrace of Georgian Slebech Hall overlooking the remains of the Norman church tower.

A circular walk around Talybont Reservoir taking in sections of Talybont Forest and climbing to almost 400 metres in places, affording wonderful views across the reservoir.

The Hay Bluff and Twmpa circular walk is a moderate 5.65 mile trail in the very north of Wales' Black Mountains.

The Carn Pica walk is a moderately challenging 5.5-mile hike that offers some of the best views on offer in the Brecon Beacons National Park.

The Elidir Trail is an exquisite walking route along the banks of two rivers taking in four beautiful waterfalls (five if you are adventurous) in this southern section of the Brecon Beacons National Park