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Mynydd Bodafon

Short climb to the highest point on mainland Anglesey, near Moelfre, with 360-degree views to Snowdonia.

Moelfre
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North coast
Price
Free
Time needed
Under an hour
Sat nav
Local tip
Go on a clear evening for sunset across the island.

Mynydd Bodafon is a little hill of heather and rock inland from Moelfre and Brynrefail. A short circular path climbs to the trig point at 178m, the highest spot on Anglesey proper, with views across the whole island and over to the mountains. There’s a small lake and the remains of an Iron Age settlement on the slopes.

Good to know

About 1km round trip, free. Small parking area near the lake on the south-west side.

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Where to go
Opening times
Prices
Booking
Not confirmed
Age suitability
Parking
Small parking area near the lake.
Public transport
Walk
About 1 km circular
Easy
Parking area by the lake, south-west of the hill
Step-free access
Not confirmed
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Toilets
Not confirmed
Facilities
Dogs
Not confirmed
Dog rules
Details last checked
October 4, 2026
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