Well surfaced throughout, this route is accessible to bikes, prams and most wheelchair users (there are adapted gates on the route, which may present an obstacle for some - see pictures)....

Dannywith

Whilst passable, this right of way was very muddy in places, and had multiple sharp branches positioned in just the right places to hit the unexpecting SlowWays reviewer in the face and snag clothing....

Dannywith

The route from Rhyl to Kinmel Bay is pretty obvious as it's simply a case of following promenade paths, linked by the lovely Pont y Ddraig footbridge....

Paddy Dillon

This route looks excellent on paper, and probably was when the three previous reviewers walked it, but since then three separate flood barrier schemes have closed sections of the coast path/cycle track. The most serious is the closure of the entire section between the edge of Rhyl and the edge of Prestatyn. I have created RHYPRE 2 to reflect the current situation, but very much hope that this route will eventually be useable again....

Hugh Hudson

I won't write a detailed route description, because I hope this route is just a short term stopgap....

Hugh Hudson

Note that this means that I was unable to verify the route from the promenade to the clock tower - I suspect the straight line oversimplifies this....

Hugh Hudson

Straight along the coast on a concrete path - watch out for cyclists and dogs :-)...

Joseph Jones

Nice seaside walk along the prom, nothing too taxing. Prestatyn and Rhyl stations both have disabled access. Cycle and pedestrian paths all along the promenade....

Chutney Dave

Flat, concrete promanade the whole way, lots of benches along the way with easy access to parking, coffee and toilets....

Alison Magson