| Route Name | Distance | Description |
| Dinas Powys | 3.7 miles
(6 km) | This village (also known as Dinas Powis) is located a few miles from Cardiff in the Vale of Glamorgan |
| Devil's Staircase | 5.6 miles
(9 km) | This walk or cycle takes you to the Devil's Staircase in Powys, Wales. |
| Gregynog Hall | 3.3 miles
(5.3 km) | This walk explores the estate of Gregynog Hall in the Powys village of Tregynon |
| Drygarn Fawr | 7.2 miles
(11.6 km) | This walk climbs to Drygarn Fawr in Powys |
| Llanfair Caereinion | 0.8 miles
(1.3 km) | Llanfair Caereinion is a small riverside town located in Montgomeryshire, Powys |
| Penarth | 6.8 miles
(11 km) | The town of Penarth is based on the South Wales coast in the Vale of Glamorgan near Cardiff |
| Llyn Brianne | 13.7 miles
(22 km) | Enjoy a walk or cycle along this beautiful reservoir in central Wales |
| Cadair Berwyn | 5 miles
(8 km) | Climb to the highest point in the Berwyn Mountains range on this challenging walk in North East Wales |
| Knucklas Viaduct | 6 miles
(9.7 km) | This walk visits the Knucklas Viaduct near the village of Knucklas in Powys, Wales. |
| Builth Wells | 6.8 miles
(11 km) | This small market town in Powys has some nice river trails and a pleasant local park to stroll through |
| Pen y Crug | 2.5 miles
(4 km) | This walk climbs to the ancient hill fort and viewpoint on Pen-y-crug hill in Powys in the Brecon Beacons. |
| Llanfrynach | 5 miles
(8.1 km) | This Powys village is located in a nice spot for walks along the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal and the Taff Trail |
| Dylife Waterfall Walk | 5.3 miles
(8.6 km) | This circular walk visits the wonderful Ffrwd Fawr waterfall from the village of Dylife in Powys |
| Tywi Valley | 4.1 miles
(6.6 km) | This walk explores the Tywi Valley and forest in the Cambrian Mountains. |
| Welshpool | 5.3 miles
(8.5 km) | This town in Powys is located close to the Welsh-English border on the Montgomery Canal.This walk takes you along a section of the canal from Welshpool to Berriew for a distance of about 5 miles using a flat path |
| Ann Griffiths Walk | 6.8 miles
(11 km) | A lovely walk along the River Vyrnwy in Powys, with the Berwyn Mountains forming a splendid backdrop. |
| Tor Y Foel | 4 miles
(6.5 km) | This walk climbs to Tor Y Foel in the Brecon Beacons National Park in Powys |
| Pencelli | 5.1 miles
(8.2 km) | This Powys based village sits in a lovely canalside location with walkers able to enjoy the scenery of the Usk Valley and Brecon Beacons National Park. |
| Castell Dinas Bran | 2.4 miles
(3.8 km) | This walk visits the atmospheric ruins of a medieval castle from the attractive north Wales town of Llangollen |
| Sennybridge | 1.1 miles
(1.7 km) | This Powys based village is located in the Brecon Beacons at the point where the rivers Senni and Usk meet. |
| Llanwonno | 4 miles
(6.5 km) | This walk visits the waterfall near the hamlet of Llanwonno in St Gwynno Forest, in the heart of the South Wales Valleys |
| Rhiwargor Waterfall | 0.9 miles
(1.5 km) | Visit these beautiful falls near Lake Vyrnwy on this short walk in Powys |
| Corndon Hill | 2.5 miles
(4 km) | Climb to this prominent hill in Powys and enjoy wonderful views over the Long Mynd and Stiperstones on this lovely walk on the Wales-England border.
You can start the walk from a parking area just north of the hill, near the Mitchell's Fold stone circle |
| Lake Vyrnwy | 11.2 miles
(18 km) | Follow the lakeside cycle lanes around this lovely reservoir on this circular ride in Powys |
| Pontypridd | 8.1 miles
(13 km) | This town in Rhondda Cynon Taf has some nice walking trails along the River Taff and through the countryside of the Rhymney Valley. |
| Knighton | 9.9 miles
(16 km) | This border town in Powys is surrounded by the gorgeous countryside of the River Teme valley |
| Llanymynech Hill and Rocks Walk | 2.2 miles
(3.5 km) | This walk climbs to Llanymynech Hill and Asterley Rocks above the village of Llanymynech in Powys, Wales. |
| LLanwrtyd Wells | 2.5 miles
(4 km) | This settlement in Powys is notable as the smallest town in Britain |
| Llanfyllin | 2.4 miles
(3.8 km) | This market town is located in Montgomeryshire, Powys |
| Rodney's Pillar | 3.1 miles
(5 km) | This walk climbs to Admiral Rodney's Pillar on Breidden Hill in Powys, near Welshpool. |
| Presteigne | 5.1 miles
(8.2 km) | This town in Powys sits in a pleasant location on the River Lugg, next to the border with England |
| Craig y Cilau | 4.1 miles
(6.6 km) | This walk visits the Craig y Cilau National Nature Reserve near the village of Llangattock in Powys. |
| Trecastle | 12.9 miles
(20.8 km) | This Powys based village is located close to the River Usk on the edge of the Brecon Beacons. |
| Montgomery Canal | 34.8 miles
(56 km) | Enjoy easy waterside cycling and walking along the Montgomery Canal through Powys and Shropshire |
| Elan Valley Reservoirs | 10.6 miles
(17 km) | This waterside cycling and walking route takes you through the beautiful Elan Valley in Powys |
| Cosmeston Lakes Country Park | 2.2 miles
(3.5 km) | Explore over 200 acres of woodland, meadows and wetland habitats in this popular country park in Penarth.
Cosmeston Lakes has a number of accessible gravel paths and wooden boardwalks taking you around and between the two large lakes which form the centrepiece of the park |
| Bronllys | 0.6 miles
(1 km) | This walk visits Bronllys Castle just south of the village of Bronllys in Powys |
| Glasbury | 6.2 miles
(10 km) | This pretty riverside village is located in Powys near Hay on Wye. |
| Brecon Beacons Way | 98.2 miles
(158 km) | Follow the Beacons Way through the centre of the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park |
| Llangynidr | 3.7 miles
(6 km) | This pretty village in Powys is in a fine location for exploring the surrounding hills and countryside of the Black Mountains, the Brecon Beacons and the Usk Valley |
| Newtown | 8.2 miles
(13.2 km) | Newtown is located in Powys near to the Wales-England border |
| Machynlleth | 5 miles
(8 km) | This market town in Powys has some lovely trails to try through the Dovey and Lllyfnant Valleys |
| Wat's Dyke Way Heritage Trail | 61.5 miles
(99 km) | A new walking route running through the pastoral countryside near the Welsh-English border |
| Myddfai | 8.1 miles
(13 km) | This small Carmarthenshire village is located just south of Llandovery on the western side of the Brecon Beacons National Park. |
| Cardiff | 15.5 miles
(25 km) | Cardiff has some fine walks along the coast and great riverside trails along the River Taff |
| Kerry Ridgeway | 14.9 miles
(24 km) | This is an exceptionally beautiful walk or cycle through Powys and then into Shropshire.
The route runs along a ridge top overlooking Wales on the one side and England on the other with spectacular views for the duration of the ride |
| Rhayader | 5.3 miles
(8.5 km) | This mid Wales town in the Cambrian Mountains has some lovely walking through the Wye and Elan Valleys |
| Heart of Wales Line Trail | 142.9 miles
(230 km) | This long distance trail runs from Craven Arms in Shropshire to Llanelli in South Wales |
| Caergwrle Castle | 0.6 miles
(1 km) | This walk explores the ancient ruins of Caergwrle Castle in Flintshire. |
| Severn Way | 223.7 miles
(360 km) | Follow the River Severn from its source at Plynlimon in Powys, to Bristol, the mouth of the river |
| Whittington | 10.6 miles
(17 km) | This Shropshire village near Oswestry has a historic moated castle and some fine canalside trails to try nearby |
| Llanidloes | 7.1 miles
(11.5 km) | Llanidloes is nicely positioned for walking with waymarked trails eminating from the town in all directions |
| Llangynog | 2.2 miles
(3.5 km) | This pretty North Welsh village sits in a fine spot at the confluence of the Rivers Tanat and Eirth |
| Usk Valley Walk | 47.8 miles
(77 km) | This super waterside walk follows the River Usk, the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal and the Brecon and Newport Canal from Caerleon to Brecon |
| Hay Bluff | 0.9 miles
(1.5 km) | This is a popular climb to Hay Bluff hill in the Black Mountains |
| Llandrindod Wells | 5 miles
(8 km) | This circular walk takes you around the victorian spa town of Llandrindod Wells in the Cambrian Mountains |
| Talgarth | 2.5 miles
(4 km) | This ancient market town sits on the edge of the Black Mountains in the Brecon Beacons National Park. |
| Hay on Wye | 9.9 miles
(16 km) | This circuit around Hay on Wye takes you into the Brecon Beacons National Park on the Offa's Dyke Path |
| Sarn Sabrina Walk | 24.9 miles
(40 km) | This stunning circular walk explores the area around the town of Llanidloes in Powys |
| Leintwardine | 4.2 miles
(6.8 km) | This small village in North Herefordshire sits in a pleasant rural location close to the Shropshire border |
| Talybont On Usk | 11.8 miles
(19 km) | This pretty village sits in an enviable location on both the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal and the Caerfanell river |
| Llandovery | 3.7 miles
(6 km) | This market town in the Cambrian Mountains has some nice riverside walks along the River Towy and River Bran to try |
| Offa's Dyke Path | 177.1 miles
(285 km) | This incredible 177 mile trail starts on the River Severn Estuary in Gloucestershire in England before taking you over the border into Wales and on through some truly splendid mountainous scenery |
| Hergest Ridge | 4 miles
(6.5 km) | Cross the Hergest Ridge on this splendid walk on the England Wales border |
| Hopton Castle | 5.6 miles
(9 km) | This walk visits the Shropshire village of Hopton Castle where you can explore the ancient ruins of the mediaeval castle |
| Kington | 7.1 miles
(11.5 km) | This Herefordshire based market town lies very close to the Welsh border |
| Chirk Castle | 2.5 miles
(4 km) | Explore the gardens an wider estate surrounding this 13th century castle in Wrexham. |
| Wye Valley Walk | 137.9 miles
(222 km) | This walk takes you through the beautiful Wye Valley in Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Wales.
The walk begins on the mouth of the River Wye at Chepstow Castle in Monmouthshire and follows the River Wye north to Monmouth, passing the fascinating ruins of Tintern Abbey on the way |
| Black and White Village Trail | 42.9 miles
(69 km) | This splendid circular walking trail visits a series of lovely Herefordshire towns and villages. |
| Neath Waterfalls Walk | 9.3 miles
(15 km) | This long circular walk explores the rivers and waterfalls in the Vale of Neath, also known as 'Waterfall Country' |
| Fan Hir | 6.9 miles
(11.1 km) | This walk climbs to Fan Hir in the Brecon Beacons National Park |
| Shrewsbury River Walk | 2.2 miles
(3.6 km) | A circular walk around the attractive town of Shrewsbury, visiting the River Severn, Shrewsbury Castle and The Quarry park.
The walk starts next to the train station at Shrewsbury Castle |
| Mallwyd | 5.3 miles
(8.6 km) | This little Welsh village is located just south of Dinas Mawddwy in the Dovey/Dyfi Valley of Snowdonia |
| Corris | 2.3 miles
(3.7 km) | This pretty riverside village is located near Machynlleth in the county of Gwynedd. |
| Brecon Beacons Waterfall Walk | 11.1 miles
(17.8 km) | A long circular walk visiting several of the National Park's wonderful waterfalls |
| Almondsbury | 1 mile
(1.6 km) | This village on the outskirts of Bristol has a nice rural feel and a fine local viewpoint to visit |
| Telford | 11.2 miles
(18 km) | This Shropshire based town has a number of long distance trails passsing through the area |
| Tewkesbury | 10.6 miles
(17
km) | This riverside circular walk explore the town of Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire |
| Bishop's Castle Ring | 60.9 miles
(98 km) | This long circular walk encircles the historic market town of Bishop's Castle in Shropshire |
| Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal | 37.3 miles
(60 km) | Follow the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal from Brecon to Newport on this super waterside walking and cycling route |
| Gloucester | 7.5 miles
(12 km) | This famous cathedral city is located in a great spot for walkers close to the edge of both the Cotswolds and the Malvern Hills Walks |
| Croft Ambrey | 2.5 miles
(4 km) | Climb to this Iron Age Hill Fort and enjoy great views over the Herefordshire countryside on this circular walk |
| Button Oak | 1.2 miles
(2 km) | This circular walk visits the village of Button Oak in the Wyre Forest near Bewdley. |
| Llandrillo | 14 miles
(22.6 km) | This Denbighshire based village sits a few miles south of Corwen in the Berwyn Mountains |
| Ombersley | 11.2 miles
(18 km) | This pretty Worcestershire based village is notable for a number of historic timber framed properties |
| Carrog | 5.5 miles
(8.8 km) | This Denbighshire village sits just to the east of Corwen in the beautiful valley of the River Dee. |
| Worfield | 4 miles
(6.5 km) | This little Shropshire village has some pleasant walks through the River Worfe Valley to try |
| Newport | 1.1 miles
(1.8 km) | This Shropshire based market town sits close to the border with Staffordshire in Telford and Wrekin. |
| Corwen | 11.8 miles
(19 km) | This Denbighshire based town is positioned in a lovely area with easy walks along the River Dee and more challenging climbs into the surrounding Berwyn Mountains |
| Lampeter | 6 miles
(9.6 km) | This Ceredigion based town sits at the confluence of the Rivers Dulas Teifi |
| Much Wenlock | 5.9 miles
(9.5 km) | A circular walk around the Shropshire town of Much Wenlock, visiting the Wenlock Priory before exploring the surrounding countryside |
| Berkeley | 11.6 miles
(18.7 km) | This small Gloucestershire town has some nice local river and canalside trails to try |
| Rhandirmwyn | 3.5 miles
(5.6 km) | This pretty little village is located in a peaceful spot in the Upper Towy valley in Carmarthenshire |
| Brecon | 4.2 miles
(6.7 km) | This circular walk from the town of Brecon takes you along the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal and the River Usk |
| Tywyn | 6.5 miles
(10.5 km) | This seaside resort is located on Cardigan Bay in Gwynedd |
| Bridgnorth | 18.6 miles
(30 km) | This fine Shropshire town has some fine walking trails through the Severn Valley and a number of local parks and gardens to explore.
This long walk from the town centre makes use of the Severn Way and Geopark Way long distance trails to take you on a tour of the countryside to the south of the town |
| Gilwern | 8.1 miles
(13 km) | This walk from the little village of Gilwern takes you along a pleasant section of the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal to neighbouring Llangattock |