Self-guided walking in Wales

Walking holidays in Wales

Wales (or Cymru, to use its proper Welsh name) is a land of mountains and myths, with a proud history and a rich culture that is distinct from the rest of the United Kingdom.

Our first walk here is a short break in southern Snowdonia based in the granite-grey town of Dolgellau, where the mountains are a rewarding climb while being more approachable than some of their neighbours further north. You’ll find spectacular views in all directions, and lush, green valleys scattered with stone farmhouses and centuries-old agricultural and industrial heritage.

In the borderlands of the Welsh Marches, our newest route follows parts of the 8th century embankment of Offa’s Dyke, criss-crossing the modern border, through pretty towns to the famous booklover’s paradise that is Hay-on-Wye.

Walking Routes in Wales

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England and Wales: Welsh Borders

The best walking on the Border Offa's Dyke, the 80 mile long earthwork for centuries marking the border between England and Wales, follows a route which makes best use of ...

Price: from £430 for 3 nights ( )

Route options available: 3 - 5 nights

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Wales: Southern Snowdonia short break

Dolgellau: in the shadow of Cadair Idris Welcome to On Foot's Wales; all the drama and majesty of Southern Snowdonia's peaks combined with three or more nights in the historic town ...

Price: from £285 for 3 nights ( )

Route options available: 3 nights

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Walking holidays in Wales

Southern Snowdonia short break

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