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Join us in Moel Fammau on September 4th!
Join us on September 4 for a set of three walks that all visit Moel Famau, the highest point within the Clwydian Hills on the Offa's Dyke Path.
For details of all three walks, see below. To purchase your tickets, click HERE. The ticket price includes a hoodie, goodie bag and more!
Distance: Approx 11.5 miles / 18.8km Time walking: 6hrs Meeting place: Clwyd Forest car park / Grid Reference SJ 171 610 Meeting time: 9.00hrs for transport to start point at Bodfari. Cost (includes a goodie bag and medal):
Not Including a Limited Edition Hoodie
Ramblers Members - £8 Non Ramblers Members - £10
Including a Limited Edition Hoodie
Ramblers Members - £20. Non Ramblers Members - £25.
Leaving Bodfari on the Offa’s Dyke National trail, this walk will take us through the open landscapes of the Clwydian hills. At first skirting lower contours the path slowly ascends to your first peak at the bronze age burial mound at Pennycloddiau Hill. After this the path offers some steep ups and downs as it undulates over and around Moel Arthur, Moel Llys-y-Coed and Moel Dywyll before it eventually leads to the top of Moel Famau.
Distance: Approx 6 miles / 9.5km Time walking: 3hrs Meeting place: Clwyd Forest car park / Grid Reference SJ 171 610 Meeting time: 10.00hrs for transport to start point at the view point on the edge of Cilcain Village.
Cost (includes a goodie bag and medal):
We will leave the parking area for the viewpoint joining the path that hugs the hillsides heading towards our joining point on Offa’s Dyke. From here we will take a slow ascent following the ridge over the summit of Moel Dywyll and carry on along the path to Moel Famau.
Distance: Approx 5 miles / 8km. Time walking: 4 plus hrs Meeting place: Clwyd Forest car park / Grid Reference SJ 171 610 Meeting time: 11.00hrs
Child Under 16 - £4 Our family walks follow routes that are chosen to offer a leisurely stroll for families with younger children who want to explore the countryside. While we endeavor to choose paths that don’t provide too much of a challenge we must let you know that the routes for this weekend are not pushchair friendly. We also have not been able to help ourselves in wanting to share some of our most spectacular landscapes while believing that no one is too young to reach some of the best views with a little encouragement. So, while we are in this magical landscape this route does have a few ascents that we will take at a comfortable pace for all. We will be leaving Clwyd Forest park taking paths that skirt some of the lower levels of the Clwydian hills, passing through woodland and crossing rivers until we reach the section of the Offas Dyke Path that climbs to the top of Moel Famau.
The Big Welsh Walk is funded thanks to the support of the fantastic players of People's Postcode Lottery.