Glendower Holiday Park

Glasfryn Marathon Drive

Follows a long-distance circular route through rolling Montgomeryshire countryside with moderate inclines and some steeper sections near woodland edges. The marathon length makes it unsuitable for young children or buggies, best tackled by experienced walkers with good fitness levels. Dogs welcome but keep leads handy near farmland with livestock. Rewards your effort with sweeping views across the Severn Valley and peaceful stretches through ancient hedgerows and quiet lanes, offering a proper c

Cwm Bach

Follows a peaceful valley trail with gentle to moderate inclines through classic Welsh countryside. The terrain suits confident walkers but uneven paths make it tricky for buggies—fine for older children who enjoy a proper countryside ramble. Dogs welcome to explore alongside you. Cwm Bach means 'little valley' in Welsh, and you'll understand why as you wind through sheltered woodland and open hillsides with rewarding valley views that feel wonderfully remote despite being accessible.

Cerrig Ya Helfa

Follows ancient ridgelines and rocky outcrops across exposed moorland with moderate to steep climbs in places. The terrain is uneven with loose stones underfoot, making it unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children. Dogs welcome but keep close on open grazing land. Rewards with sweeping views over the Welsh hills and a sense of wild, timeless landscape that feels wonderfully remote.

Glyndŵr's Way