Clwydian Way facts for kids

The Clwydian Way (called Taith Clwyd in Welsh) is a really long walking path in north-east Wales. It goes through a beautiful area called Denbighshire. This path is perfect for hikers who love exploring the countryside!

Exploring the Clwydian Way

The Clwydian Way is a circular path, meaning it starts and ends in the same general area. It stretches for about 122 miles (that's almost 200 kilometers!). This amazing trail was created to celebrate the Millennium, which was the year 2000. It lets you discover many cool places in North Wales.

The path begins in a town called Prestatyn right on the North Wales coast. As you walk, you'll go through or near towns like Ruthin, Llangollen, Corwen, St. Asaph, Denbigh, and Rhuddlan.

Places You'll See

The Clwydian Way takes you through or close to many interesting towns, villages, and landmarks. Here are some of the places you might discover along the way: