Love the Great Orme, we were staying part way up in a holiday cottage and spent a lot of time walking up and around the Orme. Lovely views, baby seals! Good signs for footpaths! Fossils and goats to spot too!

Fantastic views! The cafe at the summit 😝 is closed in November so remember to take a drink. We started our walk in Llandudno town. Popped into The Ormo Lounge for a lovely full English which we could eat inside with the dog. Then a wander down to the pier and spotted some steps and the oh thought that looked fun..... up we go. I advise walking up the road like normal people 😂 The gardens on the way up to ski centre are lovely and the dog enjoyed a quick pond drink. Watch out for the goats and sheep keep the dog on the lead. Then the climb starts. A nice view over the ski centre which looks well worth a visit. Sledges too ❤ We followed the signs for the church and did a circular route along the coast path, past the church, up to the great Orme and back down the Colway side. I would rate the walk moderate and it took 2 hours but I love a selfie and a bench.

Great views from the top. Lovely tram ride up and down with some cracking views. Great cafe and couple of gift shops at the top. Dress warm its abit chilly but highly recommend.

We often go to Llandudno and went again yesterday. When in Llandudno we tend to go up the Great Orme via the Marine drive which costs £5-50. IMO that's rather expensive however, you do get to park for free at the summit. If you drive to the summit by the alternative route it costs nothing however to park at the summit it's £5-50 to park for 4 hours. Most people only stay an hour or 2 so why not charge to park by the hour like most car parks in Wales? I havecdocked it a star because of these charges.

What a wonderful overlook of the town of Llandudno and both sides of the Great Orme. We took the cable car both up and down, it was completely worth it! Just make sure you bring cash as credit cards were not accepted. The Cable extends farther and provides a much better aerial view than the train line up.

My partner and I visited the Great Orm while on holiday in Llandudno. We walked up the Great Orm but very steep to walk up .Should of used the special Great Orm tram instead. Which I would recommend to others. I wish we would have used the tram. The view from the top is worth seeing though once at the top ( Beautiful).

Visited Llandudno a few times and never been up the Great Orme for various reasons, bad weather, insufficient time, other priorities etc. so determined to make it on our 3 day trip here. Glad we did, the views from the tram ride were superb as we were blessed with sunny weather. There are a few things to do at the summit, cafe, information rooms, mini golf etc. but it's really all about the ride and the views.

Went on the Tramway history of the Tramway at halfway station then up to the top to the visitors centre which was well set-up would have had a walk around to island, but 40mph winds deterred us, maybe next time. Got off at the halfway station and went to the Bronze Age Copper Mines. Visitors centre great very informative, history - changing view of Bronze Age Man. Went through the mine; so glad I didn't have a second breakfast. Viewed experimental archology, making copper bronze age man style. Just Great!

Took a ride up the Great Orme on the cable cars for birthday treat with family (cash only) views up were fantastic then cloudy weather came over. We visited the gift shop and visitor centre. The cafe and ice cream hut were open. We went back down by local bus saw the goats on the side of the Orme and enjoyed beautiful views of the town and pier going down

I walked up and down, route through Haulfre gardens on the way up which were lovely with a nice cafe. Even if you get transport up I recommend walking the trail around the summit if not too windy, gorgeous purple heather out at the moment. Came back down through Happy Valley gardens, good way to earn your fish n chips!