Llwytmor Bach (Llwydmor Bach)

Sharp ridges and rocky outcrops mark this lesser-known summit above Llanfairfechan, offering proper mountain views without the crowds that swarm Snowdon's more famous peaks. The climb demands decent fitness - expect a good two hours each way from the coastal town below - but rewards you with sweeping views across the Menai Strait to Anglesey on clear days. Experienced walkers will appreciate the varied terrain, from woodland paths near the base to exposed scrambling sections higher up. Weather changes quickly here, so pack layers and waterproofs even on promising mornings. The summit itself feels genuinely remote, a welcome contrast to North Wales's busier honeypots. Families with older children who enjoy proper hill walking will find it manageable, though toddlers should definitely stay at sea level. Best tackled in spring or early autumn when visibility tends to be clearer and the path less boggy. From nearby holiday parks like Three Streams Glamping or Ogwen Bank Caravan and Lodge Park, it makes an excellent full-day adventure. Allow at least five hours total including stops and the inevitable photo sessions at the top. The descent can be trickier than going up, particularly if rain has made the rocks slippery. Not Wales's most spectacular peak, but a satisfying climb that leaves you feeling you've earned those evening pints in Llanfairfechan.