Discover the delights of walking in Mid Wales, where the rich rolling agricultural valleys of rivers Wye and Usk are dominated by the rising masses of The Brecon Beacons, Mynydd Eppynt and the Black Mountains. Views of the patchwork fields of Herefordshire will be enjoyed from the Black Mountains, where a visit to the beautiful and tranquil ruin of Llanthony Priory will offer a moment of solace and reflection during a day of magnificent scenery.
brecon Booking Code: RES BRECON

"Bryn Corach" is an attractive, turreted Victorian country house, said to be inspired by Conway Castle which dominates the old town, it commands a view overlooking the town, estuary and the bay to Great Ormes Head.
From this centre you can enjoy challenging walks amongst the peaks of Snowdonia's highest mountains, or more relaxing rambles through pastoral water meadows and along the Irish Sea coast.
CONWAY Booking Code: RES CONWY

In the 8th century, King Offa of Mercia constructed a defensive dyke marking the western edge of his kingdom, for many miles it is still visible as a 7m bank and ditch. The route passes through varied scenery including the wooded Wye Valley, the distinctive Black Mountains, the rolling hills and secluded valleys of mid-Wales and the northern moors of the Clwydian Hills.
Offa's Dyke Path Booking Code: LDWXX02

This path along one of Europe's beautiful coastlines is through Britain's only coastal National Park. In spring and early summer the cliffs are carpeted in wildflowers; all year there is an ever-changing display of marine and wildlife. Colonies of seabirds nest along the cliffs, while in the clear waters below, seal and dolphin can be seen swimming offshore.
Pembrokeshire Coast Path Booking Code: LDWFP01, LDWXXPC

The Llyn peninsula points towards Ireland from Snowdonia's mountainous heart. Breton Saints established churches here in the 6th century. When the Saxons invaded the east, Holy men fled west along the line of churches heading for sanctuary on Bardsey Island at the tip of the peninsula. Medieval pilgrims followed and their route is now known as the Edge of Wales Walk.
The Edge of Wales Walk Booking Code: SGWCT02

This magnificent coastal walk stretches for 298 km, from Poppit Sands in the north to Amroth in the south-east of Pembrokeshire. It can be walked in three easy sections north, central and south. For those with limited time a short 42km section based around St. Davids is included.

Pembrokeshire Coast Path Booking Code: SGWCT09/10/11

In the 8th century, King Offa of Mercia ordered a great dyke to be built, marking the western boundary of his kingdom with Wales. Beginning at Chepstow on the estuary of the River Severn, the Offa's Dyke Path follows the course of this ancient earthwork to Prestatyn on the North Wales Coast - a total of 284 km. This magnificent and challenging trail can be walked as a single 14 night tour or split for your convenience into two sections, north and south.
Offa's Dyke Path Booking Code: SGWCT21/22/23, SGWCE24

Is named after Owain Glyndwr, a Welsh nobleman who led a revolt against the English in 1400. The route passes through the deep green hill country and some of Mid-Wales' finest scenery. The walk can be divided into northern & southern sections with a link on Offa's Dyke to complete a marvellous two-week circular tour.
Glyndwr's Way Booking Code: SGWCT17/18/19/20

For four hundred years after 1066, the Normans sought to subdue the rebellious Welsh clans. Castles were built throughout Wales and the border region to control the important trade routes. This walk links Skenfrith, Grosmont and the White Castle, in a delightful undulating tour on ancient tracks, through forest and field, in the shadow of the Black Mountains.
The Three Castles Walk Booking Code:SGWCT04

A comfortable and cosy farmhouse provides insight into rural Welsh life. It is the perfect base from which to explore the heights of the Cambrian Mountains or, the gently rolling scenery of the Welsh Borderlands. This single centre holiday is ideal for those touring with their own vehicle. Package includes: selfguided walking with maps, route descriptions and dinner B&B, farm locations are near Montgomery, Newtown and Llanfyllin.

Montgomery Farmhouse Booking Code: SGWCH6