Dog walkers are set to flock to Llandudno's Great Orme next weekend as the National Trust celebrates the summer opening of the footpaths in the Parc Farm.
The trust will hold Paws in the Parc on Saturday, June 16 where residents can enjoy dog shows, demonstrations, and get a chance to look around and learn about the conservation work being done at this special farm.
National Trust Wales ranger Doug Don said: “We had 200 visitors last year for our first dog fun day and everyone had a great time. This year it’s going to be bigger and better – a fun day for all the family and four-legged friends.”
Tenant farmer Dan Jones manages Parc Farm for National Trust Wales where he close shepherds his flock, working alongside Trust rangers and volunteers to manage and maintain the landscape and welcome visitors.
Last year the team created two new footpaths across the farm, which open from June to December (closed in the winter during lambing and while birds are nesting).
Paws at the Parc will run from 11am to 3pm on Saturday, June 16, with everyone welcome.
More information on the Great Orme or the event can be found by calling the National Trust office on 01492 650 460.
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