Walking guide Wales of the Nords (2018)

On 22 selected walks and walks you can explore the most beautiful parts of North Wales along with the Isle of Anglesey with this guide. Experience the natural spectacle of the idyllic waterfalls. But Falls on Moel Wnion and the view of Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales at 1085 meters in the Snowdonia National Park named after him. Walk along the coast and across meadows to Caernarfon Castle, perhaps Wales' most beautiful castle, or around the limestone clifftop Great Orme, home to countless butterflies, wildflowers and birds. An easy circular walk leads to one of the best-preserved mansions in the region, the medieval Powis Castle on the English border. Special highlights include the Alice in Wonderland Trail in Llandudno and the path from Llandudno pier to Conwy along the coast on the spectacular Marine Drive.

If you want to discover North Wales individually, you will find detailed itineraries with exact maps and elevation profiles in this guide (from a height difference of 100 meters). The information about the climate and walking time, accommodation, cafes and public transport, as well as the necessary walking equipment allow good travel planning. A total of 22 hiking maps and two overview maps, a detailed location register and grip markers ensure a quick escape along the way. Valuable background information on the history and culture of North Wales completes this guide.