Item
Publication
Price (GBP)
Quantity
S12A
Where To Stay 2009 - accommodation guide to
Offa's Dyke Path and Glyndwr's Way.
4.50
S12B
Camping and backpackers list for the Offa's Dyke
Path and Glyndwr's Way.
1.50
S33
Walking Offa's Dyke Path, by David Hunter
(Cicerone, 1994, revised 2008)
12.95
S37
Mortimer Trail (Ludlow to Kington). Weather proof
(2002)
5.95
S38
Wye Valley Walk (Chepstow to the source at
Plynlimon, 136 miles). 2nd Edition (2002). Official
Countryside Commission publication.
7.95
S39
Kerry Ridgeway. A gentle 15-mile walk through the
hills of the central Welsh marches.
1.50
S40
The Severn Way. The longest riverside walk in
Britain - linking Wales and England - 210 miles from
source to sea.
6.95
S41
Cambrian Way. The mountain connoisseur's walk, by
Tony Drake. With sketch maps covering the route in
detail and also accommodation information. A
practical guide and handbook to the 274-mile walking
route from Cardiff to Conwy. 6th Edition (2008).
More details of this walk on The Cambrian
Way , Tony Drake's site describing his challenging high-level route through Wales.
6.50
S42
Offa's Dyke - A journey in words and pictures by Jim Saunders.
Foreword by Iola Williams, the well-known Welsh naturalist. ISBN 9781843236993.
This sumptuous publication is both a guide and a celebration of the beautiful border country that
stretches the length of Wales, from coast to coast, from Chepstow to Prestatyn. When King Offa
commissioned the building of this marvellous eathwork, could he possibly have imagined that over a
thousand years later people would still be fascinated by the dyke? Jim Saunders enables armchair
travellers to marvel at the landscape, stop and stare at the wealth of wildlife or even dig into the
turbulent history of borderlands. This book accompanies a television series on Offa's Dyke
produced by Element Productions for BBC Wales and is due to be shown in the New Year/Spring.
More details of this book on Gomer
Press website.19.99
T4
Offa's Dyke Path, by Jeff Lomax. Volume 2.
Welshpool to Hay-on-Wye, including 17 circular walks.
5.99
T6
The Clwydian Way. Ramblers' Association, North
Wales area. 122-mile-long route round Denbighshire,
parts of Flint and Conwy.
5.95
T7
Pererindod Melangell, Powys County Council. A
15-mile linear walk to a saint's retreat below the
Berwyn Mountains.
2.95
T8
The Monnow Valley Walk, by Eira and Harry
Steggles. A scenic 40-mile linear walk from Monmouth
to Hay-on-Wye.
4.95
F1
A Stroll along Offa's Dyke, by Tony Hobbs.
Laminated cover, spiral bound, 59pp.
Hobbs Publishing.
4.50
F2
Three Castles Walk (Skenfrith, White & Grosmont).
Paperback, spiral bound, 32pp.
Monmouthshire County Council.
3.95
F4
A Trailblazer guide. Offa's Dyke Path, Prestatyn to Chepstow,
by Keith Carter. 88 large-scale sketch walking maps. British
Walking Guide series.
9.99
F5
Special Offa, by Bob Bibby. A light-hearted account of a walk
along Offa's Dyke. A wonderful companion for those planning to walk the
National Trail, whether on foot or in the comfort of their
armchairs.
9.99
F6
Hadrian's Wall Path, by Mark Richards. 256 pages. PVC cover.
Two-way National Trail description, with colour images
and detailed maps.
12.95
Offa's Dyke Association