1.9 km | 40 mins | Circular | Moderate

Gaer Fawr occupies a hill just north of Stabal y Nant Cottage with a network of paths that lead up to an Iron Age fort at the summit.

6.6 km | 1hr 41mins | Circular | Easy

This is a popular trail for birding, hiking, and mountain biking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day.

10.7 km | 4hrs 10mins | Circular | Moderate

This nearby walk explores the undulating countryside to the west of the Welshpool with excellent views to the Breidden Hills & more.

10.6 km | 5hrs | Circular | Moderate

This vigorous walk explores the Breidden Hills which lie between Shrewsbury and Welshpool. The volcanic rock hills offer excellent views.

217 km | Welshpool - Knighton

National Trail meandering through the open moorland, rolling farmland, woodland and forest of mid-Wales.

285 km | Chepstow - Prestatyn

Join this route locally which passes through no less than 8 different counties and crosses the border between England & Wales over 20 times.

210 km | Plynlimon - Bristol

A route along the entire Severn Valley from the source to the sea. Starting on the wild Plynlimon plateau in Mid-Wales, passing throgh Welshpool.

1400 km | National Coastal Path

The first in the world to follow the entire coastline of a country. There’s much to discover including unspoilt beaches and wildlife.

35 miles (Stabal y Nant to Dolgellau)

Covering a total of 823 square miles, Eryri is Wales’ largest National Park. Eryri’s landscape is steeped with culture, history and heritage.

67 miles (Stabal y Nant to Brecon)

If you enjoy making the most of the great outdoors, you’ll love the Brecon Beacons. Our National Park is a great place to get active.

94 miles (Stabal y Nant to Cardigan)

From miles of coastline to the Preseli Hills, beautiful countryside and wildlife make the Pembrokeshire National Park a must visit.