The Three Pigeons Pub North Wales is situated on the edge of the village of Graigfechan, approximately three miles from the Ancient Market Town of Ruthin.

Graigfechan is in a very quiet and peaceful spot surrounded by beautiful countryside. Ruthin, is a town with every amenity and various tourist attractions, Ruthin Gaol to name just one. Nearby, between Graigfechan and Llangollen, the famous Horseshoe Pass is to be found with its magnificent views.

The Three Pigeons Pub North Wales, Ruthin lies below the southern part of The Clwydian Range Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty, nationally protected as one of the most attractive landscapes in Wales. It is also very close to the famous Offa's Dyke walk. It has outstanding views over The Vale Of Clwyd and provides a relaxing and tranquil escape but within driving distance of nearby Wrexham, Chester and Llangollen.

The Three Pigeons Pun North Wales Ruthin dates back to the 17th. century when it provided refreshment and accommodation for drovers who walked thousands of cattle across the hills to market in Wrexham, using the same wide tracks that remain today. Most were bound for England to meet the demand from the rapidly growing cities and towns. The Inn was enlarged and rebuilt in 1777 to accommodate the increasing numbers heading for Wrexham and Shrewsbury. Since then it has had various additions resulting in a large and friendly pub which offers a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike.

The Three Pigeons Pub North Wales has a traditional bar in two areas, a lounge with comfortable seating, games room and 48 seater restaurant. The bar boasts a wide range of traditional and keg beers, while the restaurant, which is run by an award-winning chef, offers meals and snacks to suit all tastes.

The pub is dog friendly.

Outside there are two beer terraces with seating from which the views of the surrounding countryside are best appreciated. There is also further seating to the side where there is a lawned area, again with far-reaching views.

All parts of the pub and restaurant are easily accessible by able and disabled patrons, as are both beer terraces.

To the side of the Three Pigeons Pub North Wales there is a large car park which patrons are welcome to use whilst exploring the wonderful walks which the area provides.

At the rear and set below the Three Pigeons Pub North Wales is a camping and caravan site which is licenced for 10 touring caravans. The facilities at present are basic due to the site not having been fully developed. This is, however, more than compensated by the tranquil and idyllic setting. The peace is only occasionally broken by the sound of the neighbouring cockerel, sheep and cows. Added to this the fact that there is no need to drive for food or liquid refreshment, this makes it an ideal place to caravan or camp.