* Llangollen's Horseshoe Falls.
Visitors looking to travel to Denbighshire’s countryside sites this August Bank Holiday are urged to plan ahead.
Denbighshire County Council and the Clwydian Range and Dee valley National Landscapes are preparing for an increase in visitors this week to areas including Llangollen's Horseshoe Falls.
Visitors should check ahead to see if facilities are open, the weather is suitable and where possible access quieter sites and walks as this will help avoid busy periods and parking issues.
It is also vital that people respect the countryside and
act responsibly by not littering, parking sensibly and only riding bikes on
routes where cycling is permitted.
A series of measures have been introduced at Horseshoe Falls to reduce congestion in the area. Drivers are urged to park
responsible at these sites or risk a fixed penalty fine.
In relation to Horseshoe Falls, visitors coming in on a Saturday
can park in Llangollen and use the Dee Valley Picturesque Bus service: https://www.clwydianrangeanddeevalleyaonb.org.uk/projects/the-picturesque-bus/
The Dee Valley Picturesque Bus service also stops at the
Llangollen Pavilion car park.
Those visiting the Dee Valley are reminded that they can
use Llangollen Railway to disembark at Berwyn Station to visit the falls from
either Llangollen or Corwen.
If the weather is dry over the weekend visitors are urged
not to have BBQs, camping stoves or campfires on moorland areas because of the
significant risk of fire.
Dog owners are also asked to act responsibly and keep
their pets on leads when walking through the countryside around livestock
especially as lambing season continues.
* For more information on planning your trip ahead, visit https://www.clwydianrangeanddeevalleyaonb.org.uk/ and follow the Clwydian Range and Dee valley National Landscapes on Facebook and X (Twitter).
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