Welcome to the Rhuddlan Walking website

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2nd Rhuddlan Walking Festival July 9th to July 11th 2010.

For details of this year's walking festival, please click on the link to 'Rhuddlan Walking Festival' near the top right hand corner of this page.

Rhuddlan itself

Rhuddlan is a small town in North Wales within the beautiful Vale of Clwyd. It has a country feel yet it is only a few miles from the seaside towns of Rhyl and Prestatyn. We aim to show what Rhuddlan has to offer in the way of its history, its environment and, of course, its walking.

Rhuddlan has a long and interesting history. It sits beside the River Clwyd and nestles between two ranges of hills, the eastern one being the Clwydians, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

There are many good walks to be had, for example: - 

• By using a variety of long distance paths in the area (North Wales Path, Offa's Dyke and the Clwydian Way),  
• Walks taken from local books, websites and leaflets and
• By designing your own walks!

In 2009 Rhuddlan staged its first walking festival. This was a great success and it is being repeated in 2010, this time as a 3-day event, Friday July 9th to Sunday July 11th 2010. Please click on the link for the 'Rhuddlan Walking Festival' page for further information.

This site will be developed further over the coming months and years to reflect the true nature of this unique community.

For more information about Rhuddlan, please click on the 'Useful links' on the right. These give information on local clubs and societies as well as information on walking websites.