Wales offers a rich variety of accessible landscapes, from long coastal promenades and estuary paths to forest parks, valley floor trails and accessible viewpoints in upland areas. This hub brings together verified accessible walks across Wales so you can find routes that match your mobility needs, pace and preferred scenery.
Whether you’re looking for a flat seaside promenade, a gentle woodland loop, or a scenic valley walk with rest points and facilities, Wales has a growing network of accessible outdoor routes designed to support confident, independent exploration.
Explore Wales by region
Choose a regional hub to discover verified accessible routes and detailed access information.
Routes in these sections are still being added. If you don’t see any listed yet, we’re currently verifying and preparing them for publication.
Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) foothill routes, reservoirs and accessible viewpoints
North Wales Coast promenades, beaches and estuary paths
Pembrokeshire Coast clifftop viewpoints, harbour towns and accessible coastal sections
Snowdonia (Eryri) valley floor trails, lakeside circuits and low-gradient mountain routes
South Wales Coast long promenades, wetlands and estuary walkways
Accessible walk types
Explore by walk type to find routes that match terrain, scenery and accessibility needs.
Why accessible routes in Wales matter
Wales is known for its dramatic coastline and mountain landscapes, but access can vary significantly between locations. This hub helps make outdoor spaces more inclusive by highlighting routes that are suitable for a wide range of mobility needs.
Accessible walks in Wales support:
- Safer, more predictable outdoor planning
- Family-friendly and multi-generational visits
- Independent access to nature and wellbeing
- Reduced uncertainty through verified route information
How this hub works
This Wales hub is the main entry point for all Welsh accessible routes on Access Trails.
From here you can:
- Explore regional hubs for detailed route listings
- Browse walk types to find specific terrain or scenery
- Discover featured and seasonally accessible highlights
- Plan visits using consistent, verified access information
All routes are reviewed using standard accessibility criteria and updated when community feedback is received.
Stay updated
New accessible walks across Wales are added regularly, along with seasonal highlights and updated access information.
Before you travel
Wales has variable weather and coastal conditions that can change access quickly. Before visiting, always check:
- Local weather and tide times for coastal routes
- Parking availability and seasonal restrictions
- Opening times for visitor centres and facilities
Use your own judgement when planning visits, especially in remote coastal or upland areas.