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Get rid of the New Year blues…it’s a walk in the park

Last updated: January 2, 2020 2:00 pm
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It’s a new year, which means many of us will be thinking about our new year’s resolutions…

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Always one of the most popular resolutions is to be a bit healthier and get more active.

But that doesn’t necessarily mean you have to start pumping iron like Arnold Schwarzenegger in his prime 😉

A great way to start easing back into the swing of things is walking.

So dust off those walking boots, grab your hats and scarves and get exploring.

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“Where?” we hear you ask.

How about one of our great country parks? If you need a little bit of inspiration, here’s a selection of some of our favourites.

Bellevue Park

What’s not to love? It’s close to the town centre, has wonderful scenery and is generally a great place to visit.

So if you want to start off with a not-too-strenuous stroll, this might be just the ticket.

Alyn Waters

Alyn Waters is always a good choice.

There’s a variety of woodland, grassland or riverside walks for you to choose from.

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Tŷ Mawr

Tŷ Mawr Country Park is a lovely place to visit.

Whether you want long walks, short walks, great views or farmyard animals – this park has it all covered!

Acton Park

Acton Park needs no introduction, but if you haven’t visited in a while, you definitely should.

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Nant Mill

If you want to learn about the history of the Clywedog Valley, spend time with your family amongst splendid views or have a ramble through the woodlands – Nant Mill caters for all.

Brynkinalt Country Park

It’s been called a hidden gem, and has magnificent views over Chirk towards the Berwyn hills and Shropshire.

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Quite simply, there’s plenty of places you can go walking in Wrexham…a great way to get rid of the New Year blues.

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