Independent Trails: Fact File.ODPS2

Offa's Dyke Path ~ South: Chepstow to Knighton

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Trail Facts

Total distance: 81 miles (130km)
Duration: 7 nights, 6 days walking
Minimum/maximum daily distances: 13 miles (21km)/15 miles (24km)
Waymarking: Offa's Dyke path is clearly waymarked and is very easy to follow
Season: All year
Starting point of holiday: Chepstow
End of holiday: Knighton
Code: ODPS2

tinerary

Day 1: Travel to Chepstow where your first nights accommodation has been booked.

Day 2 : Chepstow to Redbrook. 13 miles (21km).

Day 3: Redbrook to Llantilio Crossenny. 13 miles (21km).

Day 4: Llantilio Crossenny to Longtown/ Llanthony. 13½ miles (21.5km).

Day 5: Longtown/ Llanthony to Hay-on-Wye. 13 miles (21km).

Day 6: Hay-on-Wye to Kington. 15 miles (24km).

Day 7: Kington to Knighton. 14 miles (22.5km).

Day 8: Depart from Knighton after breakfast.

Extra nights/Rest days

The sleepy town of Hay-on-Wye is a good choice for a rest day, particularly if you are keen on books. There are over 30 book stores in houses, shops, the old cinema and the ramshackle stone castle.

What's included?

Travel Information

Detailed instructions on how to get to the start of the holiday and back from the end of it are sent to you on booking. A summary is given below.

Most convenient major city and International airports: London.

Outward journey from London to Chepstow: There is a fast and frequent rail service between London Euston or Paddington and Chepstow. The journey takes 2 hours 50 minutes.

Return journey to London at the end of the holiday: There is a regular train service from Knighton to London. The journey takes around 4 ½ hours.

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