Ffridd Cefn-isaf

The walk up Ffridd Cefn-isaf rewards you with proper views across Cardigan Bay and the Ceredigion coastline - the sort of panorama that makes the climb feel justified. It's not a dramatic peak by any stretch, but that's rather the point: this is accessible fell-walking without the scramble or the crowds you'd find further north in Snowdonia.

Borth sits right at the base, making this a natural outing if you're staying at one of the nearby holiday parks like Cambrian Coast or Searivers. The walk takes a couple of hours there and back depending on your pace and where exactly you fancy turning around. Locals do it regularly, which tells you something about how manageable it is for families with older kids or anyone wanting a gentle afternoon out.

There's no visitor centre or facilities on the peak itself - bring water and a packed lunch if you're making a day of it. The real appeal is the space and the relatively quiet approach compared to the honey-pot summits. On a clear day you can trace the coast for miles. Weather comes in fast off the bay though, so check conditions before heading out.

This works best as part of a larger Ceredigion walk itinerary rather than as a destination in itself. Pair it with a morning in Borth village or a coastal path section, and you've got a solid day. It's the kind of hill that reminds you why people move to West Wales.