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Rowen

From this very pretty, quiet village a track, which was once a Roman road, skirts by the foot of Tal-y-fan, which reaches 2,000 feet at its peak. Roughly six miles in length, the path passes by Maen-y-Bardd, a Neolithic burial chamber, and eventually drops down towards the coast at Aber. Another, circular walk of about five miles, one of several in the Conwy Valley devised by Active Snowdonia, passes many impressive cromlechs and standing stones. The route also takes in Caer Bach, where there are traces of a Neolithic settlement, the wonderfully unspoilt 14th-century Parish Church of St Celynin and the Woodlands Trust’s Parc Mawr woods.