Wild days out

Ramsey Island by Mike Davies

Find some fun days out in Wales for you and the family. Try some walks and send in your nature pics to our Flickr group.

Bosheston lily ponds by Jon Scott

Bosheston Lily Ponds

The ponds near Stackpole are a haven for wildlife and water lillies.

A lapwing

Cambrian Lapwing Trust

Watch lapwing and golden plover from dusk till dawn.

Coed y Brenin

Coed y Brenin

Home to some of the finest mountain biking in the UK.

A kingfisher by Mr Messy

Forest Farm

Stroll around a quiet nature haven, just a few miles from Cardiff.

Osprey chicks

Glaslyn Osprey Project

See the osprey chicks at Glaslyn near Porthmadog.

Black-tailed godwit

Llanelli Wetland Centre

A 450 acre mosaic of lakes, pool and lagoons on the Burry Inlet.

Puffin by jon hailsham

Newport Wetlands

A haven for wildlife, right on the edge of the city.

Snowdon by Christian Roberts

Snowdonia

This spectacular mountain range attracts walkers from all over the world.

Red kite by C Holdsworth

Nant yr Arian

The red kite feeding centre found here is a must see.

South Stack

South Stack

See some of the UK's most spectacular bird colonies.

Coastal path sign

Useful links

Lots more ideas for great days out across Wales.


Weatherman walks

Derek Brockway inside a Neolithic burial chamber

Have a go

Try one of the walks from Derek's latest walking series on BBC One Wales.

Nature reserves

Iolo Williams

Listen to this

Iolo Williams reveals his favourite wildlife hotspots.

Walking in Welsh

Cardiff Bay

BBC Cymru

Follow in the footsteps of Doctor Who with these five Welsh walks.

Breathing Places

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