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Mid Wales landscapes that inspire exploration
Discover authentic experiences, stunning landscapes, and vibrant communities in the heart of Cymru.
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FROM OUR LITTLE CORNER OF MID WALES
Darganfod Wales.
Dewch o hyd i’r llwybr golygfaol.
Bring home a little wonder.
Elan Valley
A little wild.
A little wonderful.
Entirely your own.
A reservoir path before lunch. A town you meant to pass through. The sea at the end of a winding road. Wales rewards a little curiosity.
Start near our wagons in Newbridge-on-Wye, then follow what moves you. We’ve gathered local favourites and ideas from Visit Wales to help you find your next good day.
Build your personal day planBEGIN CLOSE TO HOME
More nearby placesThree lovely ways to begin.
WATER, WILDERNESS & WIDE OPEN SKIES
Cwm Elan
Follow the reservoirs. Find a favourite view. Leave room for a slow afternoon.
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GILFACH & RHAYADER
A little closer to the wild
Waymarked trails at Gilfach, red kite watching at Gigrin Farm, and time to linger in Rhayader.
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HAY-ON-WYE & THE WYE VALLEY
A different kind of chapter
Bookshops, independent finds and a café stop. Make Hay a day of its own.
Archwilio this ideaFOLLOW YOUR CURIOSITYOne Wales.
One Wales.
Many ways to wander.
Our home is in Mid Wales. For a longer adventure, explore the country’s four regions with the official Visit Wales guides.
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Canolbarth Cymru
02Mid Wales
Reservoirs, rolling hills, market towns and the sweep of Cardigan Bay.
Gogledd Cymru
03North Wales
Mountain horizons, island escapes and a coastline made for exploring.
Gorllewin Cymru
04West Wales
Coastal paths, sheltered bays and days shaped by the sea.
De Cymru
South Wales
City culture, valleys, heritage and fresh air within reach.
WILD PLACES. LITTLE WONDERS.
A country worth a closer look.
From a hillside path to a kingfisher’s perch. Take a moment to explore Wales through these photographs.
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TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME
Photo: Alyn Wallace · supplied by Visit WalesSome views stay with you.
A path, a little fresh air, and time to see where the day takes you.
Dewch o hyd i'ch math o anturMORE REASONS TO GET OUT THERE
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Six ideas from the official Visit Wales Mid Wales collection. Newly discovered additions appear here first; each story opens on Visit Wales.
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Discover culture, history and art in Mid Wales
Explore museums in Mid Wales celebrating Welsh history, art, and innovation.
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Mid Wales: a haven for nature lovers
Wildlife‑rich reserves and unique nature attractions make Mid Wales a haven for outdoor discovery.
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Great days out at castles in Mid Wales
Discover magnificent castles to visit in Mid Wales and enjoy a memorable day out.
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Plan your Mid Wales glamping hideaway
Unplug and unwind on an unforgettable Mid Wales glamping trip. Find your perfect place to recharge.
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Pick your favourite walk on Glyndŵr's Way
It’s got history, heritage and scenery. Take in some of the most beautiful views in Wales on Glyndŵr's Way.
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A LITTLE ROOM FOR THE UNEXPECTED
Plan a day outGood days start with a little planning.
Check current opening times, tickets, weather and route conditions with the venue before you set off. Choose a day that suits your pace, and let the rest unfold.
Wild days. Wagon nights.
Make Mid Wales your starting point. Come home to a little warmth, a quiet view and a place of your own.