A walking group for young people in the Shropshire area. We have walks on most weekends, mid-week in the summer as well as socials and weekends away too.
Betsy M.
We begin at the handsome Georgian seafront of Beaumaris, with its views across the Menai Strait to the mountains of Snowdonia, before heading along the crumbling glacial cliffs of Fryars Bay, a tidal section that feels genuinely wild and a little adventurous. Rounding the eastern tip of the island, we pass the ancient ruins of Penmon Priory and its curious dovecote, with Puffin Island sitting just offshore, before picking up the coast path proper through the dramatic headland landscape of Fedw Fawr.
The route then winds through a varied mix of clifftop paths, quiet lanes and farmland, with sweeping views out to sea and down towards Red Wharf Bay; one of the most beautiful bays on the island. We descend to finish at Llandona Beach, with the vast tidal sands stretching away to the west.
This is a section of real contrasts — historic, dramatic and peaceful all at once — and a wonderful introduction to the eastern coast of Anglesey.
If you are driving and can help shuttle people, please let me know.
The above assumes we have some car shuttles to help shuttle people to bus stops if necessary. With no car shuttles, I will amend the route to finish at a bus stop.
