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Walks in Denbighshire

21 routes pass through Denbighshire: 2 national trails, 7 long-distance routes and 12 walks. They start in Wales and the South West.

Long-distance routesDots: where the walks start

The map draws routes of up to 60 miles, so it stays at the scale of the county. Longer routes are listed below.

Walks in Denbighshire, A to Z

  1. WA 1154Alwen Trail, Alwen ReservoirA 6.8-mile circular walk from Alwen Reservoir car park, in Conwy and Denbighshire, with about 220 m of climbing. About 2½ hours.
  2. WA 1069Black GrouseA 2.2-mile walk, in Denbighshire, with about 50 m of climbing. Under an hour.
  3. WA 1007Dee Valley WayA 13-mile walk from Corwen to Llangollen, in Denbighshire, with about 600 m of climbing. About 5½ hours.
  4. WA 1215Keeper's Stroll, Clocaenog ForestA 0.6-mile walk from Bod Petryal car park, in Denbighshire, with about 30 m of climbing. Under an hour.
  5. WA 1190Larches Loop, Coed Moel FamauA 1.5-mile circular walk from Coed Moel Famau car park, in Denbighshire, with about 120 m of climbing. Under an hour.
  6. WA 1019Llangollen History TrailA 6-mile circular walk, in Denbighshire, with about 230 m of climbing. About 2 hours.
  7. WA 1185Millstream Walk, Coed y Fron WylltA 1.6-mile circular walk from Coed y Fron Wyllt car park, in Denbighshire, with about 40 m of climbing. Under an hour.
  8. WA 1003North Berwyn WayA 15-mile walk, in Denbighshire, with about 750 m of climbing. About 7 hours.
  9. WA 1213Pool Park Walk, Clocaenog ForestA 0.8-mile walk from Pool Park car park, in Denbighshire, with about 50 m of climbing. Under an hour.
  10. WA 1208Rhyd y Gaseg Walk, Clocaenog ForestA 1-mile circular walk from Rhyd y Gaseg car park, in Denbighshire, with about 80 m of climbing. Under an hour.
  11. WA 1151Two Lakes Trail, Alwen ReservoirA 14-mile circular walk from Alwen Reservoir car park, in Conwy and Denbighshire, with about 370 m of climbing. About 5 hours.
  12. WA 1004Wales Link PathAn 18-mile walk from Saltney Ferry to Llandegla Forest, with about 710 m of climbing. About 7 hours.

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Long-distance routes through Denbighshire

National trails first, then the longest. Each passes through the county for some of its length.

  1. UK 004Offa's Dyke PathA 177-mile national trail from Sedbury Cliffs to Prestatyn, with about 9,530 m of climbing. 12 sections.
  2. UK 038Wales Coast PathAn 870-mile national trail from Chester to Chepstow along the coast, with about 29,230 m of climbing. 84 sections.Diversion in place
  3. WA 117North Wales Pilgrim's WayA 135-mile long-distance route from Holywell (Basingwerk Abbey), with about 1,240 m of climbing.
  4. WA 125Clwydian WayA 122-mile circular long-distance route, in Denbighshire and Flintshire, with about 310 m of climbing.
  5. WA 111North Wales PathA 60-mile long-distance route from Tal-y-bont to Prestatyn along the coast, with about 1,990 m of climbing. 6 sections.
  6. WA 113Hiraethog TrailA 50-mile long-distance route from Pentrefoelas to Bodfari, in Denbighshire and Conwy, with about 1,650 m of climbing. 4 sections.
  7. WA 128Llangollen RoundA 35-mile circular long-distance route, in Wrexham and Denbighshire, with about 10 m of climbing. About 12 hours.
  8. WA 1002Brenig WayA 32-mile long-distance route from Llyn Brenig to Corwen, in Denbighshire and Conwy, with about 760 m of climbing. 2 sections.
  9. WA 116Llwybr CeiriogA 23-mile long-distance route from Llechrydau to Pontfadog, with about 1,700 m of climbing. 3 sections. About 9 hours.