Anglesey Coastal Path

The circular route stretches for 130 miles around the perimeter of Anglesey, passing through sandy beaches, limestone cliffs, and rocky headlands along the coastline.

During the industrial revolution, the path connected numerous small ports that serviced the copper mines and brickworks, contributing to the region's economic development.

The trail connects twenty coastal villages where travelers experience Welsh traditions, language, and maritime heritage through interactions with local communities.

Completing the entire path requires approximately twelve days of walking, with multiple access points allowing hikers to divide the journey into shorter segments.

The path includes sections near South Stack Cliffs Nature Reserve, where visitors observe colonies of puffins, guillemots, and razorbills nesting on vertical cliff faces.

Location: Isle of Anglesey

Part of: Wales Coast Path

Website: http://angleseycoastalpath.com

GPS coordinates: 53.13480,-4.41470

Latest update: May 11, 2025 11:31