Gronant Dunes (Optional Pub Lunch)

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View from the viewing platform overlooking Gronant Dunes Nature Reserve in North Wales. Photo: Jeff Buck

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Overview

On this leisurely (Grade D+) 5 mile walk we will visit Gronant Dunes and the viewing platform overlooking the beach where there is a nesting colony of Little Terns.

Following the walk you are welcome to join the group for an optional pub lunch at The Bells of St Mary's Pub & Restaurant (see the link below to a copy of the menu).

Wednesday, 26 June 2024

Start time:: 10:00 am
Estimated finish time:: 12:30 pm

Difficulty:: Leisurely
Distance:: 8km / 5.0mi
Ascent:: N/A
Type:: circular

Website:: https://www.stonehouserestaurants.co.uk/nationalsearch/wales/thebellsofstmarysprestatyn/main-menu#/

Dogs
Deeside Group has a policy of not allowing dogs on its walks. Registered assistance dogs may be permitted, but only by prior arrangement with the walk leader.

Features

Refreshments available (Pub/cafe)
Toilets available
Accessible by public transport
Car parking available

Starting point

Grid reference:: SJ 10189 83516
Nearest postcode:: LL19 9TB
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Start time:: 10:00 am

The Bells of St Mary's Pub & Restaurant, Mostyn Road, Gronant, Prestatyn LL19 9TB

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