Glyndŵr's Way

Glyndŵr's Way

A walking holiday tracing the history of Owain Glyndŵr through the spectacular landscape of Mid Wales.

4 to 15 nights
46-166 miles
Moderate / Demanding to Demanding

From £485 per person

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About the trail

Glyndŵr's Way winds through some of the finest scenery in Wales. Named after Owain Glyndŵr, the Welsh prince who led an ill-fated rebellion against English rule in the early 15th century, the trail visits many of the sites connected with his campaign for an independent Welsh nation. Beginning in the old market town of Knighton on the English border, Glyndŵr's Way enjoys a landscape of rich farmland, rounded hills, quiet forests, gentle riverbanks and hidden valleys, with excellent, far-reaching views throughout.

As well as many friendly settlements, Glyndŵr's Way boasts a wealth of fascinating history to discover, with landmarks of interest including the ruins of Abbey Cwmhir and the magnificent Powis Castle.

We offer multiple holiday options along this trail. If you wish to experience the entire trail, simply select the first option from the list below.

Choose your route

  • Glyndŵr's Way
  • This route includes dog friendly tour options Glyndŵr's Way - South Section
  • Glyndŵr's Way - North Section
  • This route includes dog friendly tour options Glyndŵr's Way Short Break
  • Glyndŵr's Way and Offa's Dyke Link Path

Dog friendly tours available

Dogs are welcome on select routes along this trail. Look for the pawprint icon when choosing your holiday.

About this route

12 to 15 nights
166 miles
Moderate / Demanding to Demanding
2nd January to 24th December

From £1485 per person

Glyndŵr's Way and Offa's Dyke Link Path

An enticing prospect on reaching Welshpool at the end of Glyndwr’s Way is to extend the walk by returning to Knighton along Offa’s Dyke Path. This creates a circular 163-mile route that starts and ends in Knighton.

This holiday option combines the superb history and fine scenery of Glyndwr’s Way with the spectacular views, pretty rural villages and medieval market towns of the Shropshire Hills section of Offa’s Dyke Path.

Available tours

Code Tour Duration Difficulty Price per person
GLYW1+ODLP1 A circular trail beginning at Knighton 12 nights, 11 days walking Demanding £1485
GLYW1+ODLP2 A circular trail beginning at Knighton 13 nights, 12 days walking Moderate / Demanding £1610
GLYW2+ODLP1 A circular trail beginning at Knighton 13 nights, 12 days walking Moderate / Demanding £1610
GLYW2+ODLP2 A circular trail beginning at Knighton 14 nights, 13 days walking Moderate / Demanding £1720
GLYW3+ODLP1 A circular trail beginning at Knighton 14 nights, 13 days walking Moderate / Demanding £1720
GLYW3+ODLP2 A circular trail beginning at Knighton 15 nights, 14 days walking Moderate / Demanding £1840

Short breaks

Code Tour Duration Difficulty Price per person
GLYWSB From Llanidloes(L) to Llanbrynmair(L) 4 nights, 3 days walking Moderate / Demanding £485

Customer reviews from the Glyndŵr's Way and Offa's Dyke Link Path

“A very enjoyable but challenging walk with stunning scenery. Due to your meticulous planning everything fell into place.”
Mr Howell, UK
“In respect of the walk as a whole it was thoroughly enjoyable and probably one of the most challenging and satisfying walks we’ve undertaken. We chose to walk Glyndwr’s Way because of the remoteness it suggests and we certainly weren’t disappointed. We would definitely recommend this walk for anyone looking for something different.”
Mrs Davies, Isle of Man
“The walks and the overnight stays were great. I had, except for the weather, high expectations, and you lived up to them.”
Mr Snippe, Germany
“Gloriously remote, stunningly beautiful and varied scenery, excellent directions and fantastic accommodation with superbly friendly welcoming hosts! Hillier than expected but much better for it!”
Mrs Lyall, UK
“Organisation and accommodation was all good. Information provided and organisation was very good.”
Mr Bradley, UK
“Most of the bed & breakfast venues were very good. Luggage transfer was well organised.”
Mr Sloan, UK
“It was a great pleasure to walk Glyndwr´s Way. I was surprised, that I met so few other walkers on that way. You did a good job. The accommodations were very good. The lifts to and from the accommodations were well organised, there were no problems.”
Mr Witzel, Germany
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