The Wildpack Collective

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.

22 locations
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Aber Falls to the Foothills Loop (Abergwyngregyn)

Aber Falls to the Foothills Loop (Abergwyngregyn)

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:9/10

A walk to one of Wales' most impressive waterfalls through a dramatic mountain valley, with the foothills loop adding variety.

View Listing4.3 mi · 2 hr · Moderate
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Cader Idris via Minffordd Path

Cader Idris via Minffordd Path

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:9/10

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

View Listing6.0 mi · 5 hr · Challenging
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Cwm Idwal Lower Valley Walk (Ogwen)

Cwm Idwal Lower Valley Walk (Ogwen)

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:9/10

A Snowdonia classic around the glacial lake of Cwm Idwal, with dramatic mountain scenery and the famous Devil's Kitchen backdrop.

View Listing3.1 mi · 2 hr 30 min · Moderate
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Mount Snowdon (via Llanberis Path)

Mount Snowdon (via Llanberis Path)

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:9/10

The highest mountain in Wales, delivering one of the great dog-friendly summit days in Britain when conditions are right.

View Listing9.0 mi · 6 hr · Challenging
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Precipice Walk, Dolgellau

Precipice Walk, Dolgellau

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:9/10

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.

View Listing3.1 mi · 2 hr · Easy
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Aber Falls (Rhaeadr Fawr)

Aber Falls (Rhaeadr Fawr)

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:8/10

An easy, rewarding waterfall walk through open valley scenery near the northern edge of the park, with wide paths and a spectacular payoff.

View Listing4.0 mi · 2 hr · Easy
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Barmouth to Fairbourne Ferry Circuit

Barmouth to Fairbourne Ferry Circuit

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:8/10

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

View Listing5.6 mi · 3 hr · Easy
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Coed y Brenin Forest Park

Coed y Brenin Forest Park

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:8/10

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

View Listing4.1 mi · 2 hr 30 min · Moderate
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Coed y Brenin Forest Trail Loop

Coed y Brenin Forest Trail Loop

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:8/10

A Forestry Wales trail through one of Snowdonia's finest forests, with river views, waterfalls and well-maintained paths throughout.

View Listing4.7 mi · 3 hr · Easy
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Cwm Idwal and Devil's Kitchen

Cwm Idwal and Devil's Kitchen

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:8/10

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

View Listing5.0 mi · 3 hr · Moderate
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Llyn Idwal (Circular)

Llyn Idwal (Circular)

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:8/10

A short, spectacular mountain lake circuit in one of Snowdonia's most dramatic glacial cwms, with consistently excellent views.

View Listing3.0 mi · 2 hr · Moderate
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Llyn Ogwen to Tryfan Viewpoint

Llyn Ogwen to Tryfan Viewpoint

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:8/10

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.

View Listing2.9 mi · 2 hr · Moderate
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Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake) Shoreline Walk

Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake) Shoreline Walk

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:8/10

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.

View Listing7.5 mi · 4 hr · Moderate
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Mynydd Mawr Circular Walk, Rhyd Ddu

Mynydd Mawr Circular Walk, Rhyd Ddu

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:8/10

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.

View Listing6.2 mi · 4 hr · Hard
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Torrent Walk, Dolgellau

Torrent Walk, Dolgellau

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:8/10

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

View Listing2.5 mi · 1 hr 30 min · Moderate
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Beddgelert and River Glaslyn Trail

Beddgelert and River Glaslyn Trail

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:7/10

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

View Listing2.5 mi · 1 hr · Easy
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Bwlch y Groes and Aran Fawddwy Circular

Bwlch y Groes and Aran Fawddwy Circular

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:7/10

A demanding dog friendly mountain circuit from the highest tarmac road in Wales over the wild Aran ridge to its highest summit, Aran Fawddwy.

View Listing8.7 mi · 6 hr · Hard
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Cwm Pennant Circular Walk, Snowdonia

Cwm Pennant Circular Walk, Snowdonia

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:7/10

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

View Listing8.1 mi · 6 hr · Hard
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Dolwyddelan Castle & Moel Siabod Viewpoint

Dolwyddelan Castle & Moel Siabod Viewpoint

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:7/10

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

View Listing4.0 mi · 2 hr 20 min · Moderate
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Llyn Dinas (Circular)

Llyn Dinas (Circular)

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:7/10

A peaceful and atmospheric lakeside loop close to Beddgelert, set beneath dramatic mountain skylines with good dog access to the water.

View Listing2.8 mi · 1 hr 30 min · Easy
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Nantlle Ridge Circular Walk

Nantlle Ridge Circular Walk

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:7/10

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.

View Listing8.7 mi · 6 hr · Hard
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Portmeirion Village and Dwyryd Estuary Walk

Portmeirion Village and Dwyryd Estuary Walk

Gwynedd

Dog Friendly:6/10

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

View Listing4.3 mi · 2 hr 30 min · Easy