Llangollen is the start point for a charity walk in aid of Nightingale House Hospice families on Sunday May 21.
The 12-mile World Heritage walk, billed as a "stroll", takes place along the towpaths and footpaths of Llangollen and Oswestry, an area steeped in local heritage.
The self-led route will take walkers through the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Chirk Aqueduct, Trevor Basin and the Chirk Tunnel while giving them a sense of the history that lies along the way.
The 12-mile World Heritage walk, billed as a "stroll", takes place along the towpaths and footpaths of Llangollen and Oswestry, an area steeped in local heritage.
The self-led route will take walkers through the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Chirk Aqueduct, Trevor Basin and the Chirk Tunnel while giving them a sense of the history that lies along the way.
After meeting up at the Lion Quays in Oswestry at 10.15am, a free coach will transport those taking part to the Chainbridge Hotel in Llangollen where the walk begins at 11.30am.
To keep you warm on your hike, tea and coffee can be purchased prior to the walk from the Chainbridge Hotel and at various stopping points along the way.
The walk is completely free of charge. All organisers ask is that you aim to raise as much sponsorship for Nightingale House as you possibly can.
The route is aimed at all the family with the route being suitable for pushchairs and dogs.
* For more information, or to book your place, please contact the Fundraising Team on 01978 314 292 or email info@nightingalehouse.co.uk.
To keep you warm on your hike, tea and coffee can be purchased prior to the walk from the Chainbridge Hotel and at various stopping points along the way.
The walk is completely free of charge. All organisers ask is that you aim to raise as much sponsorship for Nightingale House as you possibly can.
The route is aimed at all the family with the route being suitable for pushchairs and dogs.
* For more information, or to book your place, please contact the Fundraising Team on 01978 314 292 or email info@nightingalehouse.co.uk.
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