Cae Rheinallt

The walk up Cae Rheinallt is a proper hill ramble rather than a brutal slog, which makes it ideal if you're staying at one of the nearby glamping spots around Chester and fancy getting some air without the full mountaineer commitment. It's a modest peak in Flintshire, nothing that'll take your breath away in the dramatic sense, but once you're up there the views across North Wales spread out nicely enough to justify the effort.

On a clear day you can see a fair bit of the surrounding countryside, and the walk itself takes you through decent terrain - the kind of ground where kids won't grind to a halt after twenty minutes. Allow a couple of hours there and back from Chester, depending on your pace and how long you fancy pottering about at the summit. The nearest town gives you easy access without needing to venture deep into the mountains.

Walkers and families after a half-decent afternoon outing will get the most from this. It's the sort of thing you'd slot in alongside a stay at Honeypot Hideaways or Willow Farm Glamping rather than make a special journey for - one of those bonus experiences that rounds out a proper weekend in the area. The peak itself is free to access, naturally. Don't expect crowds or facilities, just honest countryside and a bit of elevation gain. It's well worth the walk if you're in the region, though it's not the sort of place that'll feature in your highlights reel unless you're particularly into hill walking.