This area of the Ramblers’ Association covers the North Wales Counties of Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire, Gwynedd, Wrexham and Ynys Môn.

In North Wales there are 12 RA Groups. These Groups offer a varied programme of over 600 guided walks per year. These are led by RA volunteer members. We have walks to suit all tastes.

Click Here or use the WALKS link above to see our Walks Programme
Click Here or use the LOCAL GROUPS link above for more information on the Groups.

The Area is also responsible for protecting the footpaths in North Wales. We are actively working to ensure that North Wales has a good quality network of footpaths.

Go to the PATHS & ACCESS link to report a path problem and find out more about our footpath work.

The Mountain Tops and the Moors of North Wales are a popular venue for walkers from all over the World. The Association has worked hard to obtain legal access to these special places

Access to the countryside matters are also covered under PATHS & ACCESS

Walking is only a pleasure if the Countryside itself is attractive. The North Wales Area of the Ramblers’ Association takes part in campaigns against developments that could damage the Countryside and the Environment.

Click Here for more information on our Countryside Work.

The Clwydian Way is a long distance trail largely in Denbighshire. It was created by North Wales Area to celebrate the Millennium.

Click Here to go to the Wat's Dyke Way Website

Click Here to go to the Clwydian Way Website.

Welsh Walks is a website containing over 200 self guided walks within Wales. These have been developed by RA members.

Click Here to join the Ramblers’ Association.