Llandrillo and the Lower Berwyn Slopes

Jim Grindle

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This walk is not too strenuous, consisting as it does of an initial walk through fields in the valley bottom and a long, sustained climb at an easy angle. The ascent is followed by a gently sloping track directly back to the village affording good views of the Berwyns and of higher hills to the north. The pub is very welcoming and used to walkers and the picnic area by the river is most attractive.

Wales - North Wales - Denbighshire - Berwyn

Features

Birds, Butterflies, Cafe, Church, Flowers, Great Views, Hills or Fells, Mountains, Play Area, Pub, Public Transport, Restaurant, Stately Home, Toilets, Waterfall, Wildlife, Woodland
6/16/2021 - Julie White

I’m afraid we didn’t really enjoy this walk until the return leg when the views were in front of us. The first part along the valley was uninspiring and went through a very smelly farm, the next part was a bit of an uphill trudge through the woods with no views. Most of the walk was on hard surface. However our dog loved it! We were following the walk on Viewranger but the lack of waymarks made this very tricky as the bendy trails didn’t fit with the straight lines between points.

9/24/2012 - Angelique Stein

At point 11 "the main route, though, is unmistakeable....". The main road looks like you go to the right, but if you continue straight (as described) you will not go wrong - like we did this September. Beautiful walk!