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Wrexham Council News > Blog > People & place > The Clywedog Valley Trail shows the best of Wrexham. Watch our video and see for yourself…
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The Clywedog Valley Trail shows the best of Wrexham. Watch our video and see for yourself…

Last updated: April 12, 2019 11:41 am
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The Clywedog Valley Trail is a wonderful five-and-a-half mile walk, which takes in some of our best country parks along the way.

It begins at Minera Lead Mines, with a walk to Nant Mill, then you pass into Plas Power Woods (including Offa’s Dyke), before going through Bersham (with all its history).

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Next, you follow the trail to Felin Pulestin, and continue on to stroll through Erddig, which brings you to Kings Mill, where the walk ends.

It’s extremely popular with locals, and with the possibility of some nice weather on the way, you may want to have a look for yourself.

It’s a great way to spend a day, and we have an excellent walking guide that you can download from our website.

As a taster of what awaits you, take a look at our video, and as the title says…see for yourself 🙂

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