We are a very friendly Group, covering the Knighton and Presteigne area of Powys (though parts of both towns are in England!), with members in Herefordshire and Shropshire also. We have the Offa's Dyke Centre in Knighton (the route passes through the town). Knighton is also the start of Glyndwr's Way and the new Heart of Wales Line Trail passes through our area.
Mid Wales is often overlooked but has amazing walking areas in the hills, where you may walk all day and not meet anyone. The hills are up to about 600m with much country about 400m. The rivers define the geography, with the Teme and the tributaries of the Wye. We are near the more popular hills of south Shropshire (the Clees; Long Mynd etc) and Herefordshire (Hay Bluff and Black Mountains etc).
We also have a team of volunteers, working for the County Rights of Way department, helping to keep paths open by installing gates, bridges, etc. and doing clearance work, surveys and anything else needed.
We walk every Wednesday and some Saturdays, generally with Moderate walks 6-9 miles, and short walks on some Tuesdays and Thursdays. Visitors always made welcome!
Please note that unfortunately, we are not able to allow dogs on our walks, unless the description specifically says they are allowed.
We are amazingly well supported by our members leading all our walks. New members will get plenty of help from our experienced leaders to start leading, so please get in touch and we hope to walk with you soon.
The Group has created several local walk guides, available as downloadable files or from our group contact.
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Starting from Elan Valley Visitor Centre we ascended gently towards Craig Cnwch, then up quite steeply by Nant y Gro, the site where 'The Dambusters' was tested. Walking above woodland with glorious views all around, we returned via a delightful path alongside the reservoir.
Starting from Llanfair Waterdine we climbed Goytre Hill on the Heart of Wales Line Trail. We then walked towards Wernygeufron Hill with panoramic views all around, returning to Llanfair Waterdine on the opposite side of the valley via a quiet lane.
We left the village on a quiet lane until we reached a bridleway taking us up onto Llan-fraith Hill. Although the weather was misty we enjoyed some far reaching views before walking up and over Aberedw Hill. We descended back to Cregrina via a lovely permissive path to end the walk at St David’s church, a fine example of a rural Radnorshire church.
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