The best walks in Snowdonia.

Komoot loop from the bus stop in Capel Curig. Wooden bridge over the stream (the sheep use it too), a small waterfall that isn't on the map, then past Plas y Brenin and over the bridge on Llyn Mymbyr with the view up to Yr Wyddfa. Back by a ruined stone hut and Pont Cyfyng over the Afon Llugwy, fast water and falls. Mostly unpaved path and gravel with a short stretch of road. Easy going, good for any fitness, and the start is on a bus route.

A short loop from the campsite gate up the wooded gorge of the Afon Clywedog (Llwybr Clywedog), with falls and pools the whole way and the remains of an old woollen mill and iron furnace beside the path. Up one bank and back down the other. The gorge is protected (an SSSI) for its woodland, otters, dormice and bats. Leave the van on the pitch: walking in from Dolgellau means busy roads with no pavement.

Up past Llyn Idwal into Cwm Idwal, then the steep climb onto Y Garn and down by the Devil's Kitchen path. A proper mountain day on rocky ground. If the weather is in, the shorter Llyn Idwal loop from the same car park is the fallback.

The classic level path round Foel Cynwch with the big drop down to the Mawddach estuary, then round Llyn Cynwch to finish. Nearly all unpaved path. Big views for very little effort.

Up the Pyg Track to the summit of Yr Wyddfa, down the Miners' Track past Glaslyn and Llyn Llydaw. Rocky mountain path almost all the way. Long day, start early.