Start your journey in Llanymynech, right on the England–Wales border. Explore the heritage Limeworks with its impressive Hoffman Kiln, enjoy peaceful canal‑side wildlife walks, or climb the nearby rocks for sweeping views across Shropshire. Golfers can even play a round on the only course that sits in both countries.
Rodney’s Pillar
A rewarding climb up Breidden Hill leads to Rodney’s Pillar, rising 350 metres above the valley with panoramic views towards Welshpool.
Welshpool & Llanfair Railway
From the market town of Welshpool, take a scenic steam journey through tranquil Mid Wales countryside to Llanfair Caereinion. Look out for special themed events throughout the year.
Powis Castle
Don’t miss this National Trust gem. Wander through world‑renowned terraced gardens, admire the towering yew trees, and explore the fascinating Clive of India collection.
Lake Vyrnwy
A perfect family day out—walk or cycle the 12‑mile lakeside route, try canoeing, sailing or windsurfing, or simply enjoy excellent bird‑watching in a stunning setting.
Llanrhaeadr Waterfall
One of the Seven Wonders of Wales and a must‑see natural highlight.