Y Gogarth Great Orme Country Park

Breathtaking view and a lovely, clean place. U for the winds were high so we weren't able to get onto the cable cars but it was worth driving to the top and having our lunch at this stunning scenic place. Highly recommend a visit

Absolutely beautiful. We rode the cable car to the peak. There is a cafe and gift shop at the top. You can roam freely with the sheep and marvel at the ocean from the cliffs. Just breath taking.

Various different walking routes to take. Stunning views over Llandudno, toward puffin Island/ Anglesey and Conwy. Can be windy.

A bright but blustery day but an informative visitor centre and exceptional views. Well kept paths and seating areas.

Fabulous ride up on the tram to spectacular views across Llandudno Bay and Anglesey. Breezy but beautiful! Car park at the top if you want to drive up and public toilets available. Loads of space to have a picnic and some lovely walking paths but be careful to avoid the sheep/goat poop!

Great day out for everyone. You can walk around it, drive up, get a cable car, or a tram, but it's better if the weather is dry.

Lovely chap on the entrance to the road. (£4.50). Great views. Cafe closed due to out of season. Great views but rock garden was silly.

The views at the top of the great orme are stunning it was shame the cafe was closed and nothing will be open till march

Lovely walks and views. Plenty to do for all the family. The tram ride is a great experience

Went here as a child and wanted to revisit. Great views. Loved the trams. Good cafe and facilities. Great visitor centre.

Worth the tram ride up to then explore the many walks. Good cafe at the summit. Lovely walk down arriving at the stunning happy valley gardens with views over the sea

Beautiful view. When we went we’re not able try cable cars as it was closed. But sad part is , it was mentioned in maps.
But we had most beautiful time on the top of the hill. The climate was too
Windy and cold. But the view from the top of the hill is one of the most spectacular views.

Quick tram ride to spectacular views. If your hat isn't glued on, you're going to lose it. Windiest place ever, or maybe just my timing 🙂

Such a beautiful and picturesque place !!
Accessable by foot, car, tram, or cable car.
There are various walks around and plenty to see. Cafe and a shop at the top.

A really beautiful, peaceful place! :) I drove my car to the top of The Great Orme, enjoyed FREE DISABLED PERSONS PARKING, and had some time to reflect on my life here in North Wales. Spectacular views out to Anglesey and the wider area / coastline, and a very nice café and gift shop etc at the summit. It's really not to be missed, especially if you are visiting Llandudno. Enjoy! :)

Absolutely stunning at at top of Llandudno's incredibly beautiful Great Orme. SO worth visiting and especially on a warm sunny day. Spectacular views at the top. There's also a fantastic crazy golf course, cafe and gift shop at the summit, just a stones throw from the tramways drop off. Public toilets etc there too.

Great experience with our dogs fantastic views
Cornish pastie from the cafe was amazing. Lots of choice and great service in the gift shop. All staff friendly and helpful especially on the tram

Great place to visit in North Wales, brilliant day out for families and couples! I loved climbing up the mountain, instead of taking the tram, but you can do either.

Tram ride up to the summit - fabulous views. We will return at a later date + spend more time there.

I came to these mines 3 years ago with my late mother and sons, this year I returned with my auntie and sons.
There wasn't a lot of difference in the 2 visits but I still really enjoyed visiting again.

Once again we popped on our hard hats and watch a short video about the findings of the mine this was new from previous visit and I thoroughly enjoyed watching it and learning about how they found the mine.
There's also a small history room with artifacts they have found whilst excavating the passage ways. I really enjoyed this part as I say this was new from last visit.

I think we only spent about an hour here but it was a great hour, we saw demonstrations on a screen at how they would of made items from the ore.
How they came about finding this site and what it looked like prior to uncovering the mine overall really interesting and informative throughout.
Please bare in mind when visiting these mines can be tricky to navigate, some areas are tight and low, if your not great on your feet I would perhaps avoid. The mines can be damp and wet in places and a little chilly so be aware of this when visiting. I believe there are 35 steps at one point (maybe incorrect) so you need to be very agile as well as mobile.

There's a small gift shop at the end of the tour and bathroom facilities.
Ample car park and well sign posted,
Definitely worth a visit if your interested in history especially the iron age.
Would I visit again absolutely!