Twt Hill

Standing at just 390 feet, Twt Hill might not set any altitude records, but this modest Anglesey peak delivers views that punch well above its weight. The summit provides a proper panorama across the Menai Strait to Snowdonia's jagged peaks, with Caernarfon's distinctive castle clearly visible below.

Walkers will find the ascent refreshingly straightforward - no technical scrambling or lengthy slogs required. The well-trodden path winds up through bracken and gorse, taking most people around 30 minutes to reach the top. Perfect for families with older children who fancy earning their views rather than driving to them.

What makes Twt Hill particularly appealing is its accessibility from numerous holiday parks in the area. Coed Helen Holiday Park sits less than a mile away, while Glan Gwna Holiday Park is barely further. It's an ideal leg-stretcher for anyone staying at Riverside Camping or the other parks dotted around this corner of Anglesey.

Photographers will appreciate the golden hour light hitting Snowdon's ridges across the water, though the summit can get breezy. Pack a windproof if you're planning to linger. The hill works well as a quick morning expedition before heading to Caernarfon's attractions, or as an evening constitutional after a day at the beach.