A grassy clifftop above dark rocks and blue sea on the north Anglesey coast

A waymarked walking route of about 200 km (125 miles) around the whole island, formally opened in 2006 and part of the Wales Coast Path. It stitches together history with scenery, and it’s ideal for sampling sites from prehistoric stones to Viking shores in short, satisfying segments.

The path runs through Red Wharf Bay, close to Lakehouse, and passes the Menai Suspension Bridge.

← Anglesey history trail

Plan your stay around it all

Fishing on the doorstep, adventure a short drive away.