Alltwen to Mynydd y Dref Walk

Head up from the lay-by on the path that originates from its western end. This path soon turns quite distinctly to the right, but another narrow path continues ahead along your northwest bearing. Follow this up to the summit of Alltwen. It’s a short but relatively steep ascent, rewarding you with panoramic views of Puffin Island to the northwest and the Carneddau range to the south. Your next peak is Penmaen-Bach, reached by a path that leads north and slightly east past a wall. The most direct route to the summit is a quick scramble, marked on this map—you can also simply follow the path as it loops around to the top.

The final peak of the day is Mynydd y Dref (also known as Conwy Mountain). A narrow path leads south then southeast along a wall, soon joining up with the broad North Wales Path. Turn left and ramble along this easily followed path east to the summit of Mynydd y Dref. Excellent views of the sea on one side and the Carneddau on the other reward your efforts. When you’re ready to descend, turn back and follow the North Wales Path the way you came, walking all the way back to the very first path you came in on. You’ll need to ford a stream before turning left to make your way back to the car park.