Dog Friendly Walks in the Snowdonia
22 dog friendly walks in the Snowdonia, from gentle valley paths to proper fell days out. All hand-picked for dog owners who want wide open country and honest notes on what each walk is actually like with a dog in tow.

Aber Falls to the Foothills Loop (Abergwyngregyn)
Gwynedd
A walk to one of Wales' most impressive waterfalls through a dramatic mountain valley, with the foothills loop adding variety.

Cader Idris via Minffordd Path
Gwynedd
One of Wales' great mountain walks: steep, dramatic and rewarding, with a glacial lake at its heart and sweeping views on a clear day.

Cwm Idwal Lower Valley Walk (Ogwen)
Gwynedd
A Snowdonia classic around the glacial lake of Cwm Idwal, with dramatic mountain scenery and the famous Devil's Kitchen backdrop.

Mount Snowdon (via Llanberis Path)
Gwynedd
The highest mountain in Wales, delivering one of the great dog-friendly summit days in Britain when conditions are right.

Precipice Walk, Dolgellau
Gwynedd
An easy dog friendly contour walk that traces a high level shelf around Foel Cynwch with extraordinary views of Cadair Idris and the Mawddach Estuary.

Aber Falls (Rhaeadr Fawr)
Gwynedd
An easy, rewarding waterfall walk through open valley scenery near the northern edge of the park, with wide paths and a spectacular payoff.

Barmouth to Fairbourne Ferry Circuit
Gwynedd
A dog friendly Mawddach Estuary loop using the historic toll bridge or summer ferry to link the seaside towns of Barmouth and Fairbourne.

Coed y Brenin Forest Park
Gwynedd
A rewarding forest walk through the heart of Wales' most celebrated trail park, finishing at twin waterfalls deep in the Mawddach valley.

Coed y Brenin Forest Trail Loop
Gwynedd
A Forestry Wales trail through one of Snowdonia's finest forests, with river views, waterfalls and well-maintained paths throughout.

Cwm Idwal and Devil's Kitchen
Gwynedd
An extension of the Llyn Idwal circuit that pushes into genuinely wild high mountain terrain, suitable only for fit and agile dogs.

Llyn Idwal (Circular)
Gwynedd
A short, spectacular mountain lake circuit in one of Snowdonia's most dramatic glacial cwms, with consistently excellent views.

Llyn Ogwen to Tryfan Viewpoint
Gwynedd
A short, spectacular lakeside circuit in the Ogwen Valley with some of the best views of Tryfan's iconic north face available without a full mountain climb.

Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake) Shoreline Walk
Gwynedd
A long dog friendly shoreline circuit of Wales' largest natural lake, with miles of grass meadow, pebble beach and views to the Aran and Arenig peaks.

Mynydd Mawr Circular Walk, Rhyd Ddu
Gwynedd
A quieter dog friendly alternative to Snowdon, climbing the heather covered slopes of Mynydd Mawr above Llyn Cwellyn for a fine ridge summit and big views.

Torrent Walk, Dolgellau
Gwynedd
A short dog friendly woodland gorge walk along the Afon Clywedog with cascading waterfalls, mossy boulders and the remains of old industrial mills.

Beddgelert and River Glaslyn Trail
Gwynedd
A short, charming riverside loop through one of Snowdonia's most photogenic villages, with gentle terrain and genuine historical interest.

Bwlch y Groes and Aran Fawddwy Circular
Gwynedd
A demanding dog friendly mountain circuit from the highest tarmac road in Wales over the wild Aran ridge to its highest summit, Aran Fawddwy.

Cwm Pennant Circular Walk, Snowdonia
Gwynedd
A wild, lonely dog friendly mountain circuit at the head of Cwm Pennant, taking in the rugged peaks of the Hebog and Nantlle ranges.

Dolwyddelan Castle & Moel Siabod Viewpoint
Gwynedd
A quiet, underrated loop from a historic village combining medieval ruins, forest tracks and commanding views toward Moel Siabod.

Llyn Dinas (Circular)
Gwynedd
A peaceful and atmospheric lakeside loop close to Beddgelert, set beneath dramatic mountain skylines with good dog access to the water.

Nantlle Ridge Circular Walk
Gwynedd
A demanding dog friendly mountain ridge walk along one of the finest narrow ridges in Wales, with sea views, scrambling and a quiet crowd free traverse.

Portmeirion Village and Dwyryd Estuary Walk
Gwynedd
An estuary walk circling the wooded peninsula above the Italianate village of Portmeirion, with views of the Dwyryd sands and the mountains of Eryri.