Wales' most scenically beautiful and challenging long distance trail Coast to Coast - Cardiff to Conwy
Embrace the spirit of adventure as you embark on the Cambrian Way, where each step reveals the enchanting diversity of Wales’ landscapes. From the lush valleys of Cardiff to the rugged peaks of Snowdonia, this exceptional trail invites you to traverse ancient paths that whisper stories of history while providing breathtaking views at every turn. As you navigate through this dramatic panorama, expect to encounter shimmering lakes, rolling hills, and a tapestry of wildlife, each offering a sense of tranquillity and connection to nature. Whether you are a seasoned hiker, weekend walker, or a passionate explorer, the Cambrian Way promises a remarkable journey that challenges your limits and rewards your spirit with memories that will last a lifetime.
Experienced hikers can walk the route over 3 to 4 weeks. The route is broken into 22 stages each of approximately 14 miles with rises of up to 1000 feet. Route maps are available from various sources, but most notably Cicerone, and Ordinance Survey. The latter has an excellent guide here - authored by Nia Lloyd Knott of who went out on the trail with with Olie Notts of Ramblers.org.uk who also provides his own account here

Walking the Distance
A challenging walk: here are some accounts and diaries from other walkers

Photos
Photos appearing on the website are by kind permission of many people who have walked The Cambrian Way

Routes
Maps info and downloads

