After another day of fun and adventure within the Conwy County a trek up the beautiful Sychnant Pass was in order. We decided to hike up towards the northern view of the pass, where you can see the spectacular views towards Anglesey and beyond (as seen on this blog).

The pass is not too far from the medieval town of Conwy, which provides a wide range of establishments to stop off for that cheeky pint and glass of Rioja after a long day.

Furthermore, for those who appreciate wildlife, the old pass is home to an array of animals, including wild horses and ponies, seabirds, silver studded blue butterflies and sheep - no surprise there!

If this description alone does not intrigue you to explore routes such as Sychnant pass, I don't know what will. The pass also offers routes to connected to the Conwy Mountain that has the ancient hill fort of 'Castell Caer Seion'. Also, the Sychnant Pass is close to one of Penmaenmawr's highly respected restaurants, The Fairy Glen Hotel, which is well-recognised for its excellent variety of traditional cask ales and consistently excellent food and customer service.

Overall, I would highly recommend a venture to the Sychnant Pass to anyone either new or well familiar with North Wales. As the pass not only offers a fun day out with your friends or family, but the pass is also convenient since it offers a range of stop off points for either a chillax or a quick bite to eat after a long day exploring the natural exquisiteness of North Wales.