Oswestry Ramblers welcome people who enjoy walking and the countryside. We walk twice a week mainly in Shropshire and Wales and help improve local footpaths.
Alison H.
The initial part of the walk starts in Llanymynech village and follows the tow path along the Montgomery Canal for a short distance , exiting the tow path at the boat turnaround point, in order to access the heritage site. The walk then follows the Welsh incline up to the viewpoint on on Llanymynech Rocks where there will be a short break to take in the views. The path then continues clockwise around the rocks before passing through the gate which then descends down towards Llanyblodwel. The route then joins Offa's Dyke, heading up towards Jacob's ladder and Crickheath Hill. The final part of the route heads towards Pant and back along the tow path returning to the starting point.
There are a small number of stiles along the route. The route passes through fields and woodland with a number of inclines where walking sticks would be beneficial.
The final recce will adjust the route as required with updates added here. Please check this webpage for any updates.
Walkers are advised to bring food and drinks as there will a coffee and a lunch break over the course of the walk.
Zone B
Gatacre Playing fields car park, Oswestry Please contact the walk leader should you require transport from Gateacre car park
the public car park behind the Dolphin Hotel , Llanymynech. (Please use the public parking spaces rather than those allocated to the Dolphin Hotel. Additional parking spaces at the Llanymynech Limeworks Heritage Centre visitors' centre off the A483 at the British Waterways depot should - walk leaders will provide directions on the day should additional parking spaces be required.
