Start your walk by crossing the river via the footbridge adjacent to The Woollen Mill. Continue straight on until you reach the metal gate and then enter the field. Turn right and cross the field. Pass through the kissing gate at the end and turn left onto the lane. Once you have climbed the hill, there are fantastic views of Snowdon. Follow the lane until you reach the cattle grid.  Step over the grid or pass through the gate to the left. After a few yards, turn into the lane on the right.

This lane initially heads upwards, but not steeply, and then levels off. Keep your eyes peeled for the wildflowers, birds and butterflies. There are fabulous views across the countryside and once you have reached the high point of the lane, those views extend all the way to the sea. The lane eventually begins to descend. Watch out for Alpacas grazing in a field to your right.

You are now on Clynnog Road and heading back towards The Woollen Mill. The lane wends its way up hill for a short distance but the climb isn’t arduous. Gorgeous hedgerows rise up on both sides as you climb away from the river. As the lane levels off, you are surrounded by open fields. To your left, there are views of the sea and Anglesey beyond. On a clear day, you can pick out the lighthouse at Llanddwyn.

Continue along the lane, past the cottages and back to The Woollen Mill. Snowdon rises up in the distance and you can hear the river flowing through the valley to your right. Look out for Buzzards circling above you and a variety of birds appearing from the hedgerows.