Lovely walk along the beach, becomes a little less scenic as you move into Llandudno Junction area. The route is mostly routes, however the area along the beach can be a bit sand-dune ish, but nothing unpathed. Great walk....

Matthew Harris

Thus far all has been on good surfaced paths, but beyond Deganwy we follow the Coast Path along narrow paths through the dunes below the golf course, and in some places the path is nothing but deep sand, which impedes progress for those of us who like to march....

Hugh Hudson

From Llandudno Junction, we follow streets under the A55 access road, then climb up steps onto Conwy Road to cross the railway....

Hugh Hudson

Lovely walk down through historic Conwy and across the bridge to Junction. - Route is accurate, if you need to use a slope down off the bridge instead of the stairs past Lidl you will just need to walk a little further along the bridge as currently the map looks like it directs you down the stairs but slope will bring you back on yourself/ the route....

Olivia

Walked from Llandudno Junction to Conwy, both locations have good transport links (however rail services at Conwy can be a bit sparse, so make sure to check the timetable.) It is well-paved throughout with good facilities at either end. There is a flight of steps around SH 7905 7788 which can be avoided by travelling from Llandudno Junction Station to Conwy Road via the main roundabout. Taking this small diversion would make the route suitable for most wheelchair users and is ideal for cycles, subject to occasional dismounting....

Dannywith

Short and easy route from Llandudno Junction station to the middle of Conwy. Nice views along the estuary, and around town past the castle and other historic buildings. Accessible all along the way....

Hiking Historian

Only one short dune section is tricky for wheeled traffic, but the rest is accessible. Great views over north Wales and Eryri/Snowdonia...

Hiking Historian