Words & Photography by Linda

Starting Point: The Dingle Car Park

Location: The Dingle Car Park is situated off the B5109 road, just outside the town of Llangefni.

Facilities: The car park provides ample parking space for visitors. There are no other facilities available, so it's advisable to bring any necessary supplies.

Route Overview

Distance: The walk within The Dingle can vary in length depending on the routes you choose to take. There are several paths and trails crisscrossing the valley.

Duration: Allow approximately 1 to 2 hours to explore the area thoroughly, depending on the routes you follow and the pace of your walk.

Difficulty: Easy to moderate. The trails are generally well-maintained, but some sections may be uneven or muddy, especially after rainfall.

Detailed Walk Description

Exploring The Dingle:

  • Start your walk from the car park and enter The Dingle, following the main path into the wooded valley.
  • As you walk deeper into the valley, you'll be surrounded by lush greenery, with the tranquil sound of the river flowing beside you.

Following the Trails:

  • The Dingle features a network of paths and trails that meander through the valley, offering different routes to explore.
  • Choose your route based on your preferences and the time you have available. Some paths may lead you deeper into the woods, while others offer shorter loops.

Discovering Points of Interest:

  • Along the way, you'll encounter various points of interest, including wooden sculptures, bridges crossing the river, and secluded picnic spots.
  • Keep an eye out for wildlife such as birds, squirrels, and possibly even otters, which are known to inhabit the area.

Climbing to the Top:

  • For those seeking a bit more adventure, there's an option to climb to the top of The Dingle, where you'll be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
  • The ascent may be steep in parts, so ensure you're wearing appropriate footwear and take care on the trail.

Returning to the Car Park:

  • After exploring The Dingle to your heart's content, retrace your steps or follow a different path back to the car park.
  • Take the time to reflect on the tranquility and natural beauty of the valley before concluding your walk.

Points of Interest


Woodland Trails: Explore the network of paths and trails that wind through the wooded valley.


River Views: Enjoy the sights and sounds of the river as it flows through The Dingle, providing a serene backdrop to your walk.


Wildlife Spotting: Keep an eye out for various wildlife species, including birds, squirrels, and possibly otters, along the way.


Panoramic Views: Climb to the top of The Dingle for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

Practical Information

  • Transport: The Dingle Car Park is accessible by car. Alternatively, it's within walking distance from the town of Llangefni.
  • Facilities: There are no facilities within The Dingle itself, so be sure to bring any necessary supplies such as water and snacks.
  • Safety: Take care on uneven or muddy trails, especially after rainfall. Keep dogs on a leash and be respectful of the natural environment.

This walk in The Dingle offers a peaceful and scenic escape into nature, making it an ideal destination for a leisurely stroll and enjoying nature