Bryn Euryn Nature Reserve, Rhos-on-Sea

This is well and truly a gem of a place that offers solitude and tranquility in volume. The woodland walk is by far the best in my opinion, but also the added bonus of the ruins, the summit trail… and the views are profound. With plenty of nooks and crannies to explore it is a great place to have a hike or just a gentle ramble… or to just gather your thoughts. A local place to Rhos on Sea but nature at its best!

This was a 'childhood memories revisited' trip! It's a relatively steep walk up and down with the most incredible views from the top. The ruins of the former Conway family home are nearer the bottom and well worth a visit. There is parking at the bottom of Bryn Euryn.

Very enjoyable signposted circular walk which is relatively easy once you have walked up from the car park. Fantastic views of the Conwy valley, Penrhyn Bay, Rhos On Sea, Colwyn Bay and along the North Wales coast from the summit. Good fruit picking opportunities in the late summer with an abundance of blackberries and sloes. Small car park at the bottom of the hill which can fill up quick. Litter bins and dog poo bins are provided and emptied regularly. The only downsides are that some people don't pick up after their dogs on the field near the car park and the steps can be quite slippery when wet.

Great walk, steep steps up from car park and then easy trails. Popular with dog walkers. Fantastic views.

Lovely area for walkies with the furry friends. Can get a little muddy after rain. Quite a few different trails so it can suit short or long walks, flat or up and down walking. 3.3 miles we did today (I think the dogs could have gone round again but I was knackered!!). Good free car park which I think would take about 12 cars. Lovely views at the top.