Walks you can reach from Deganwy by train

Offa's Dyke Path up to the trig point on Graig Fawr, a National Trust limestone hill with sea views to the Great Orme, and a disused railway line.

Hilly: two fifths on high ground, rising above the surrounding land.

Woodland: a fifth under tree cover.

Graig Fawr: A National Trust limestone hill above Prestatyn with a trig point and views to the Great Orme, reached via the Offa's Dyke Path.

Time: 4h (2h30 walking, 1h30 lunch)

Warnings: A sustained hillside climb with steps and steeper terrain.

Walk details: Transport for Wales (tips, photos and turn-by-turn directions).

Hard-surfaced circuit around Flint Castle and along the Wales Coast Path with saltmarsh and Dee Estuary views across to the Wirral.

Coastal: almost all along the coast.

Woodland: half under tree cover.

Flint Castle: The earliest of Edward I's Welsh castles, distinctive for its great detached tower; began the chain of English-built fortresses in Wales.

Flintshire Guardian: Three-metre-tall sculpture at Flint Point looking out across the Dee Estuary toward Hilbre Island.

Dee Estuary: Wide tidal estuary on the North Wales/Wirral border, fringed with saltmarsh and rich in birdlife.

Time: 3h (1h30 walking, 1h30 lunch)

Walk details: Transport for Wales (tips, photos and turn-by-turn directions).

Out-and-back along the Wales Coast Path from Colwyn Bay to St Trillo's Chapel at Rhos on Sea.

Coastal: almost all along the coast.

St Trillo's Chapel: A tiny seafront chapel built over a natural spring thought to be an ancient holy well, with seating for six people.

Rhos on Sea: Coastal village with shops, cafés and a playground at the turnaround point.

Time: 3h (1h30 walking, 1h30 lunch)

Walk details: Transport for Wales (tips, photos and turn-by-turn directions).

Path loop through Llanrwst town and along the River Conwy.

Llanrwst Clock Tower: Town centre landmark in Llanrwst.

Pont Gower: Bridge crossing the River Conwy in Llanrwst.

Time: 2h30 (1h walking, 1h30 lunch)

Warnings: Riverside section is prone to flooding after heavy rain.

Walk details: Transport for Wales (tips, photos and turn-by-turn directions).

Recommended

Time: 5h30 (4h walking, 1h30 lunch)

Walk details: Railwalks.

Coast path — North Wales Path.

Time: 8h30 (7h walking, 1h30 lunch)

Walk details: Railwalks.

Hilly: a third on high ground, rising above the surrounding land.

Time: 4h (2h30 walking, 1h30 lunch)

Walk details: Slow Ways.

Woodland: a quarter under tree cover.

Time: 4h (2h30 walking, 1h30 lunch)

Walk details: Slow Ways.

Reverse direction: Rail Rambles.

Coast path — North Wales Path.

Time: 4h (2h30 walking, 1h30 lunch)

Walk details: Railwalks.

Time: 9h30 (7h30 walking, 1h30 lunch, 30m break)

Walk details: Slow Ways.

Woodland: a quarter under tree cover.

Time: 10h (7h30 walking, 1h30 lunch, 1h break)

Walk details: Slow Ways.

Aberconwy House (National Trust)

Time: 10h30 (8h walking, 1h30 lunch, 1h break)

Walk details: Slow Ways.