The classic trails in Wales offer some of the most exciting walking opportunities in the United Kingdom. From the jagged mountains of Snowdonia and the rolling hills of the Welsh Borders down to the rugged coastline of Pembrokeshire, the Welsh countryside has been left largely untouched for centuries, boasting a tranquil atmosphere in the hills that's matched by an array of bustling towns and villages with unique character.
Our Classic Trails in Wales are among the most iconic walking trails to be enjoyed in this wonderful country; select a trail below to learn more.
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The following walking trails offer itineraries that are suitable for both you and your dog to enjoy, due to the availability of dog-friendly accommodation and the accessibility of the landscape (i.e. dogs are allowed on the trail but may need to be kept on a lead in places). There may still be stiles, livestock and other obstacles to overcome along these trails, so make sure you are fully prepared.
A walking holiday along the Pembrokeshire coastline from St Dogmaels in the North to Amroth in the South.
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