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Open daily from 10am until 4pm at the Elan Valley Visitor Centre.
We reserve the right to change/cancel events.
Come and join us on our festive evening - late night shopping, carols around the tree, mince pies, truffles and mulled wine with carols from 5pm with Rhayader Male Voice Choir.
Held at the Elan Valley Visitor Centre between 4pm and 6pm.
We reserve the right to change/cancel events.
7 mile walk Dorddu Cefn to Ochr-Cefen, Rhydoldog
People joining walks do so at their own risk, with no responsibility being attached to any other individual or the group as a whole. It is suggested that walkers carry food and drink and wear footwear and clothing appropriate to the terrain and the season. Leaders reserve the right to exclude walkers they do not judge capable of safely completing the walk from joining the group for whatever reason.
For all walks, except where stated differently, please meet at the Leisure Centre Car Park at least 5 minutes before the starting time.
The carol singing will be conducted by Christine Humphreys and the accompanist will be John Humphreys. The local Voices in Unity Choir will assist with the singing and the usual large attendance of people from the Town and surrounding villages is expected and a warm invitation is extended to everyone to come along and join in this traditional and popular annual event. If the weather is wet the event will be held in the Bethel Baptist Church in South Street nearby.
A 4 mile guided walk to learn about the area, including the remains of Nant y Gro Dam which was used for tests before the WW2 Dambusters Raid.
There is a steep climb of 40 metres up the steps to the top of the dam and then a very steep 140 metre climb.
Meet at the Elan Valley Visitor Centre at 10am, back about 1pm.
We reserve the right to change/cancel events.
People joining walks do so at their own risk, with no responsibility being attached to any other individual or the group as a whole. It is suggested that walkers carry food and drink and wear footwear and clothing appropriate to the terrain and the season. Leaders reserve the right to exclude walkers they do not judge capable of safely completing the walk from joining the group for whatever reason.
For all walks, except where stated differently, please meet at the Leisure Centre Car Park at least 5 minutes before the starting time. Dogs must be kept under close control at all times.
Join our Rangers at our first ever Dam Open Hour - an exclusive chance to venture into Pen y Garreg Dam and up to the central tower.
Park at Penbont car park and take a walk through the woodland, up the steps to the dam entrance. There is no need to book, simply turn up anytime between 2pm and 3pm.
There are steps inside the dam which may be wet and in some areas there are low light levels. Children should be carefully supervised at all times.
Entry is £5 for adults and £1 for those aged 16 and under with half of all proceeds going to our chosen charity - WaterAid.
Join our Rangers at our first ever Dam Open Hour - an exclusive chance to venture into Pen y Garreg Dam & up to the central tower.
Park at Penbont car park & take a walk through the woodland, up the steps to the dam entrance. There is no need to book, simply turn up anytime between 2pm & 3pm.
There are steps inside the dam which may be wet & in some areas there are low light levels. Children should be carefully supervised at all times.
Entry is £5 for adults & £1 for 16 years & under with half of all proceeds going to WaterAid. Please note that we can only accept cash payments.
7 mile walk around Cribath starting from Beulah.
People joining walks do so at their own risk, with no responsibility being attached to any other individual or the group as a whole. It is suggested that walkers carry food and drink and wear footwear and clothing appropriate to the terrain and the season. Leaders reserve the right to exclude walkers they do not judge capable of safely completing the walk from joining the group for whatever reason.
For all walks, except where stated differently, please meet at the Leisure Centre Car Park at least 5 minutes before the starting time.
Croeso cynnes i bawb !
Beginners welcome - Spare equipment and help available
Welcome also to join us on our Village Hall Crawl around Radnorshire !
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Please bring your lunch, and also, if you have them:
● your spinning wheel/s, loom, knitting, whatever you do/can carry
● something you have made lately to show and inspire others
● Any fibre, equipment, books or products to sell, via sales table
Talk topic: TBC