Description
Through the quieter heart of Wales.
Glyndŵr’s Way traverses a landscape of rolling hills, woodland, farmland, and historic small towns. Named after Owain Glyndŵr, the trail connects Knighton to Welshpool via Machynlleth. The guide provides an introduction to both the trek and the region’s character, incorporating cultural history and nature as part of the journey.
Nine days and the option to create a circular route.
The approximately 217-kilometre main route is structured as a nine-day trek. Two additional stages along the Offa’s Dyke Path can link the endpoints to form a circular tour. This makes the book suitable for those desiring a clear start and finish at the same location, or for exploring the routes over several trips.
Maps and practical support for the stages.
Descriptions and maps assist in following the trail through various terrain types. Information on planning and facilities simplifies the adjustment of daily distances and accommodation. Along the way, features such as abbey ruins, lakes, former mining areas, and historical sites are highlighted, providing natural stops for those wishing to spend more time than the walking time alone requires.
For a long-distance trek with tranquility and space between settlements.
While not high mountain terrain, several stages involve significant length and ascent. Certain sections pass through remote landscapes where sound planning and navigation are beneficial. The guide is suitable for experienced hikers seeking a less busy Wales who wish to establish a realistic rhythm for several days on foot.
A long tradition of hiking guides.
Cicerone has published guidebooks since 1969. The publisher emerged among climbers and mountaineers who wanted to share thorough knowledge of their routes – a tradition that still characterizes these compact books for walking, trekking, and other outdoor experiences.
About this edition.
Author: Paddy Dillon. English language. 168 pages. Third edition, published 2024. ISBN 9781786311290.
