Pub, Hotel, Tapas Restaurant and Function Room, Heswall, Wirral, Chester and Cheshire

Pub Walks

ENJOY THE BEAUTY WALES HAS TO OFFER

Wales is such a stunning part of the UK with so many fantastic walks within easy reach and north Wales is no exception.  The countryside is so accessible in any direction that it’s such a shame not to make the most of the area whether you are visiting or live here and take for granted the stunning scenery right on your doorstep.

LLANDUDNO PROMENADE

Within ¼ of a mile from the Loaf you are on the Promenade, this is a mile long stunning stretch of stony beach adjacent to a wide tarmac footpath that runs the whole length of the Prom and is perfect for a sunny stroll.  You can see many of the town’s hotels and guest houses along the front along with the Great Orme sitting high in the sky to one side of you and the Little Orme looming over you to the other.  The prom is enjoyed daily by hundreds of people every day both visitors and locals alike taking in the breathtaking views and the refreshing sea air.

WEST SHORE

Also within a short drive, you can visit the ‘West Shore’….a vast and stunning sandy beach that makes for a perfect walk on a nice sunny afternoon.  Here is where you will find a statue of Alice from ‘Alice in Wonderland’.  An interesting fact about West Shore is that Llandudno was the holiday home of Alice Liddell, the girl who Lewis Carroll wrote his world wide famous story on, ‘Alice in Wonderland’.   Alice Liddell used to visit Llandudno and stay in her holiday home with her family on West Shore. 

LOCAL WALKS IN THE AREA

Some great local trails can also be found at www.greatorme.org.uk if you wish to explore the area in more detail  such as a walk to the Great Orme Summit or an informative walk around the town centre.

With thanks to www.conwy.gov.uk we would like to share with you 3 great walks that are practically  on our doorstep with some of the most stunning views you will see anywhere on the British coast.

The Walks: 

Route 1, Little Orme: about 2 hours

Route 2, Nant y Gamar: about 2 hours

Route 3: Llanrhos and Deganwy: about 1 hour

Map: Explorer OL17.

Download the ‘Llandudno Walks’ leaflet

A WELL DESERVED REST

After any of the above walks then you are sure to need a nice refreshing drink and a filling bite to eat so join us at the Loaf after your walk for a spot of lunch, a steaming cuppa or a well deserved pint…whatever takes your fancy!  Our open fire is just perfect after a crisp winters walk to toast you back up or if it’s been a lovely summer’s day then just take a seat on our sun terrace and relax…watch the world go by and treat yourself to something scrummy from our homemade menu!