Mike has responded to the Wales Outdoors shout out ‘Maintaining relationships and humanity during this time of social crisis…’ for local leaders to help to…
Tintern Abbey, Devil’s Pulpit and the River Wye
This is a magnificent varied walk with historical connections to the English romantic poet William Wordsworth and as with every walk there will be opportunities for refreshments.
Meetup Bad…
THE MONDAY MOAN – A once a week spot for us to moan about the stuff that perhaps we should all be moaning about that…
We Rarely Cancel Events…
But you know, sometimes there is little interest in a new walk or a particular date. This is what we do and how we handle…
Graham’s Foraging Experience Plus Melincourt Falls!
Building on Graham’s sell out and longer foraging walk taking in Henrydd Waterfall we thought it time to add a shorter version with less leg…
The Lead Mines Of Rhandirmwyn
This outstanding and very varied walk includes mountain walking, a long riverside stretch along the banks of the Towy, a visit to one of the…
Tourism Associations In Wales
Why so many tourism associations? Partly it’s geographic, people form local communities believe that they have uniquely shared needs. But I think it’s such a mess because of a desire of a few to castle build, of may to engage in protectionism and of most to make some money or pay for a salary of an admin or officer of some kind. And because of these less than altruistic foundations the numerous and yearly increasing associations are bewildering and lacking in a strong collective voice.
2 Lakes, 3 Peaks – The Ultimate Carmarthen Fans?
This approximately 10 mile walk is a serious mountain day taking in the best of the Carmarthen Fans, or Mynydd Du.
Walk The Winter Wye Valley
This is a 9 mile walk with one hill but often over rough and muddy ground.
Penycloddiau Hill Fort – Clwydian AONB
We will visit 2 separate hill forts on this walk, the first Moel Arthur is believed to be the burial place of Bodecia, and then Penycloddiau, which is one of the largest hillforts in Wales, over 20+ hectares. The Clwydians are designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB), and this walk will highlight some of the best parts.