Cefnen

Cefnen sits around 500 metres above Betws-y-Coed, which makes it a proper little climb but nothing that'll leave you gasping. The peak itself is more about the walk than standing on a dramatic summit - you're rewarded with views across the Conwy Valley rather than a jaw-dropping panorama from a craggy top.

Walkers will get the most out of Cefnen. It's the sort of hill that makes for a solid morning outing without eating your whole day, and the approach from Betws-y-Coed is straightforward enough that families with confident young walkers can manage it. Allow two to three hours for the round trip, depending on pace and how long you want to linger at the top.

The real appeal is how well it sits within a Snowdonia break. You're staying within striking distance - both Snowdonia Glamping Holidays and Porth Eryri Glamping are under five miles away, so you can tackle Cefnen as part of a broader walking weekend without hauling yourself to the high peaks. It's the ideal warm-up for Snowdonia if you're not quite ready for the big hitters, or a pleasant alternative when the weather's iffy and you want something less exposed.

There's no visitor centre or facilities on the hill itself, so bring water and check the forecast first. Spring and early autumn tend to offer the clearest views. Honestly, it won't blow your mind, but it's a worthwhile detour if you're already in the area.