Sotheby Top

Dense woodland stretches across this elevated section of Anglesey, offering proper walking country away from the island's busier coastal spots. Sotheby Top isn't the most dramatic of destinations - think gentle forest paths rather than mountain peaks - but it's a decent stretch of legs for families staying around Brynteg.

The tree cover provides welcome shelter on blustery Welsh days, and there's enough variation in the terrain to keep walkers engaged for an hour or two. Kids will enjoy scrambling over fallen logs and hunting for woodland creatures, though don't expect anything too exotic. It's classic Welsh forestry - practical rather than spectacular.

Being so close to several caravan parks including Pen Parc and Cae Mawr makes it handy for a morning constitutional before breakfast or an afternoon escape when the weather's turned. The paths aren't particularly challenging, so it suits most fitness levels. You won't find visitor centres or interpretation boards here - just trees, paths, and the odd clearing with glimpses across Anglesey's rolling countryside.

Worth combining with a trip to nearby Benllech if you're after coastal views to balance the woodland walking. As forest walks go on Anglesey, it does the job without setting the world alight.