Elan Village Guided Walk

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1 hr 30 mins

Max 16 people

Free ranger led walking tour

Description

Join our rangers for approximately a ninety minute guided walk through Cnwch Woods and Elan Village. The tour will include the history of the dams and village.

The walk is roughly 2.5km long and follows footpaths or roads, on a fairly flat surface. Walking boots and waterproofs are recommended.

This free event is on 13th August starting at 2pm. Booking essential.

Requirements

To be fit and able enough to walk roughly 2.5km on a fairly gentle gradient.

What to bring

Please bring waterproof clothing, suitable footwear, sunscreen, water and snacks

Itinerary

Meet the ranger at 2pm at the Visitor Centre. Head out on a circular 2.5km guided walk and finish back at the Visitor Centre.

Elan Valley Visitor Centre
Powys, GB

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See what people are saying about Elan Valley Visitor Centre.

14 days ago

Didn't stat there long as I was riding my bike, but the cafe and visitor centre were very good. Free parking for 60mins, food was varied and the cakes were delicious. A good place to stop if you're in the area.

Chris McEvoy

20 days ago

I’m reviewing the bike ride…. I started off at Rhayader village at the official start of the trail. An amazing and fairly easy going route passed the dams and reservoirs. Near the end it’s quite steep and I had to have a ...

g t

23 days ago

Great cycle hire. Clean toilets. Good little cafe and gift shop. Tourist centre has maps and walks. 2 teenagers hired bikes and we walked around 2 dams. V interesting and picturesque. Beautiful scenery once you got up to ...

Nickie Ward

a month ago

Beautiful area, well worth a visit. £3 parking reasonable. Great for cycling, a specific path off the road.

Louis

a month ago

We were in the area and decided to visit the centre, really enjoyed our visit, the centre has a great cafe and gift shop, really good information about the dams and hydro power, we visited all the dams on the day, but it ...

Simon Lloyd