Walking Adventures

Your Guide to Local Walks and Hidden Paths

Plas Robin is surrounded by a wide selection of incredible walking, hiking and biking trails. Including scenic paths around tranquil reservoirs, historic routes and woodland strolls. Whatever your pace or passion, there is a stunning local walking experience for everyone.

Llyn Clywedog

Llanidloes, Mid Wales | See The Best Hiking Routes

Llyn Clywedog is a man-made reservoir with a 615-acre surface that offers breathtaking scenery and trails. You can walk along the iconic dam, explore the Clywedog Gorge Trail, or take in panoramic views from Glyndŵr’s Way, which skirts the lake’s southern edge.

The surrounding Hafren Forest offers additional trails, including one leading to the Source of the River Severn. Nature lovers can enjoy spotting red kites, buzzards, and even ospreys, while anglers and sailing enthusiasts can indulge in lake activities managed by local clubs.

Llanidloes, Mid Wales

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Montgomery Trails

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Montgomery is our closest town and aren’t we lucky to have such a beautiful one! Montgomery hosts a variety of different walks around the town to help you explore some of the gorgeous landscapes that Wales has to offer. The Heritage Walk around the town will give you a fascinating insight into Montgomery’s history.

Our favourite is the Offa’s Dyke Circular walk taking in the Lymore Estate, which takes you around the back of Montgomery and travels through the surrounding fields. If you are seeking a leisurely walk then this one is perfect for you (4 miles).

Montgomery, Mid Wales

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Offa’s Dyke Path

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To go hand in hand with the Offa’s Dyke Circular path in Montgomery is the whole Offa’s Dyke. Although we are not suggesting walking the whole path which is 177 miles in total, there are many subsections to enjoy and gain an experience of this historic route.

Wales & England Border

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Hafren Forest

Near Llanidloes, Mid Wales | See Hafren Walking Trails

This is also home to the ‘Clywedog Dam’ – nesting Ospreys from the ‘Dyfi Osprey Project’ are often seen hunting on the reservoir. All levels of ability are provided for, with the longest walk taking you to the ‘Source of the Severn’ river.

Near Llanidloes, Mid Wales

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Pistyll Rhaeadr

Rhaeadr, Mid Wales | See Walking Routes

One of the most magical wonders of Wales is within easy reach of Plas Robin. At 240 metres, this is Britain’s tallest single-drop waterfall. There are also multiple walks to enjoy and explore, heading into the beautiful Berwyn mountain range, at the foot of the Snowdonia National Park.

Rhaeadr, Mid Wales

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