HAY-ON-WYE WALKS
NEW Digital Hay-on-Wye History Hunt
Uncover the hidden secrets of the world’s famous "Town of Books" as you navigate charming medieval streets and secret alleyways on the Hay-on-Wye History Hunt.
This thrilling adventure invites you to decode cryptic clues and explore literary landmarks, turning your visit into an unforgettable quest for discovery!
A NEW WAY TO DISCOVER HAY-ON-WYE!
Introducing the Hay-on-Wye History Hunt! 🔎
I’ve created a self-guided digital treasure hunt that takes you on a 2.5km adventure through the heart of Hay.
You’ll follow clues, solve puzzles, find real locations and uncover fascinating snippets of Hay’s history as you go.
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All you need is your phone.
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Great for families
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Perfect for couples
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Fun with friends
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Dog-friendly
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Explore at your own pace
One purchase allows a group to play together on one phone, or you can compete against friends using the team mode and live leader board.
Here's the link to HUNTA website to start:
Or watch out for the QR code at the top of the Car Park on Oxford Road, scan, & off you go!
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Walks near Hay-on-Wye
Hay-on-Wye is the perfect base for exploring on foot,
and I’d love to show you some of my favourite places, from the dramatic Vale of Ewyas with it's ancient Llanthony Priory ruins, and the wide-open Begwns moorland, to ancient Arthur’s Stone and the wildflower meadows around Llangorse Lake.
If you’re looking for a memorable walk near Hay, let me guide you.
Walks from Hay-on-Wye
With footpaths heading out in every direction, Hay-on-Wye is a wonderful place to start a walk. The Offa’s Dyke path and the Wye Valley Walk both run right through the town, offering everything from gentle riverside strolls to iconic long-distance sections.
If you’d like to explore these trails at their best, I’d be delighted to guide you.
Hay-on-Wye River Walk
Hay-on-Wye sits right beside the beautiful River Wye, with gentle footpaths, riverbank wildlife, playful sculptures and even a little beach for a possible wild swim. This is my home patch, and I know every twist and turn.
If you'd like a short, easy river walk — including options ideal for those with mobility or health needs — I’d love to guide you.
Walks in Hay-on-Wye
Hay-on-Wye has a rich story to tell — from its medieval castle and old town walls to its world-famous bookshops and festival. Add in the beautiful River Wye, and it’s a wonderful place to explore on foot.
I can guide you on a gentle circular walk that takes in the town’s historic sites, open fields, valley views and an ancient spring — all without any stiles. It’s also a perfect add-on to a visit to Hay Castle, helping you connect the site to its wider landscape.
Hay-on-Wye Circular Walks
With footpaths in every direction, Hay-on-Wye is perfect for circular walks — whether you want to start with breakfast in town or end with a cosy pub supper.
I know these hills, fields and riverside paths well, and can design a route that suits your interests and abilities — from big-view hill walks to history-filled rambles or gentler options for mixed groups.
Let me create a walk that feels just right for you.