A leisurely walk (countryside) in Denbighshire, Wales, about 9.90km (6.15 mi) long with an estimated walking time of about 3:15h. It is suitable for families with children, but unsuitable for prams & pushchairs, wheelchairs.
1Created by driver 16 on 27 Jun 2011
Picturesque town nestling between the River Dee and the northern Berwyn Hills, often referred to as the 'crossroads of North Wales'. Two main routes here from North Wales, one from Lleyn Peninsula and Anglesey, other from Ardudwy and Harlech. There is also a stopping place for the A5 Holyhead to London Stagecoach (see
visitorreview.com/carfreewalks for picture of the 17th Century coaching inn still in use today). Corwen means 'White Choir' or 'White Church', the name dating back to the 6th Century and the religious community founded by Breton-Welsh saints Mael and Sulien (see a picture of the church at
visitorreview.com/carfreewalks).  Â
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Caroline Ellison
Corwen Old Police Station (and Court House)was bought by present owners in 2010 and has been completely renovated and is now a self catering holiday property. thank you