Offa’s Country is where history meets adventure, with a side of spectacular views. This is where an 8th-century king built a giant dyke to keep the Welsh out—and now, ironically, it's a top spot for hikers from both sides of the border. Walking the 177-mile Offa’s Dyke Path isn’t just about crossing terrain, it’s a journey through rolling hills, ancient castles, and market towns that make you want to stop and explore (or at least grab a pint).

Located just a few miles from the English border, Welshpool offers an exciting blend of history, vibrant local culture, and scenic landscapes. This lively market town, known for its bustling livestock market and beautiful canal, perfectly combines past and present. Visitors can explore historic buildings, ride on the Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway, or walk through lush parklands to the majestic Powis Castle.