“It would have been 500 metres from the aqueduct and 500 metres from our ... over a new path linking the car park to the Llangollen Canal. As this joined the towpath near the Rhosycoed Roving ...

Produced by Denbighshire County Council's tourism department, the newly published '8 Sustainable Walks: Discover Denbighshire by Bus' has been developed to help walkers leave their cars at home to ...

Since the aqueduct and Llangollen Canal received UNESCO designation in 2009, visitor numbers have more than quadrupled, making it Wrexham county's busiest attraction. This surge in popularity has ...

A new series of Denbighshire walks is encouraging walkers to try out more sustainable routes. Produced by Denbighshire County Council Tourism Department, ...

Llangollen has lots of different periods of history all in a relatively short space including Bronze Age burial mounds, medieval castles, a Cistercian abbey and the industrial canal. For the first ...

You’ll need one if you travel by boat or foot across Wales’ Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, which forms part of the Llangollen Canal. Soaring 126 feet (38m) above the River Dee Valley, there are ...

Hundreds of walkers pulled on their boots and trekked a 10-mile route for a children's hospice. On Sunday (March 23) ...

"Many years ago it was my job to maintain the canal between Llangollen and Ellesmere ... we were in bright sunshine and entering the aqueduct. I had a slight grin on my face as my mother-in ...

Since Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Llangollen Canal were designated by UNESCO in 2009, aqueduct visitor numbers have more than quadruped to make it the busiest attraction in Wrexham county.