The Clwydian Range and  neighbouring Dee Valley form a dramatic upland frontier in North Wales, with scenic landscapes, dramatic summits and historic towns and villages.

The heather-clad hills of the Clwydian Range  reward  adventurers with ancient hillforts and incredible views give way to the Dee Valley’s rich cultural  heritage. The distinctive beauty and significance of this exceptional landscape is protected and enhanced as one of only five Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Wales.

Great Alder House is located at the foot of Moel Famau and has panoramic views and incredible sunsets. Within Walking distance there are 3 local pubs and a vintage tea room. The nearest town is Ruthin With its winding streets, stunning architecture, enchanting shops and good food, Ruthin has much to offer a visitors. The Times editor Simon Jenkins describes Ruthin as ‘the most charming small town in Wales,’ It is also home to 3 supermarkets a Delicatessence and 2 Butchers.

North Wales has some amazing adventures  such as Surf Snowdonia, Zip World " The Fastest Zip Wire in the World" White Water Rafting, Bounce Below Caves as well taking one of the paths to the summit of Snowdon.