Conway Valley

Conway Valley is a scenic valley in North Wales that runs from the coast of Wales into Snowdonia National Park. The valley is known for its rich farmland, forests, heather moors, waterfalls, gorges, lakes, and moorland. The River Conwy flows through the valley, starting at Llyn Conwy and ending at the Irish Sea. The Conwy Valley Way is a long-distance walk that circles the valley from Conwy Bay to Llyn Conwy, passing through Llandudno, Llanrwst, Betws-y-Coed, and Conwy.