Nestled in the heart of North Wales, amid the breathtaking Berwyn Mountains, lies a small town full of charm and wonder. Corwen offers an abundance of outdoor adventures, from serene hiking trails to thrilling mountain biking routes and picturesque drives that reveal nature's beauty at every turn. The Berwyn Mountains are truly a sanctuary for nature lovers, boasting diverse wildlife, enchanting waterfalls, and majestic peaks just waiting to be discovered. For history buffs and culture seekers, Corwen doesn't disappoint. You'll find significant historical landmarks like the ancient Llangar Church and the iconic Pontcysyllte Aqueduct nestled within this quaint town. Indulge your taste buds with delicious local cuisine offered by charming cafes, delightful restaurants, and welcoming pubs dotting the area. To help you find that perfect retreat space where you can unwind completely in this beautiful part of Wales, explore our collection of inviting Corwen cottages – thoughtfully curated for those much-needed moments of peace.
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Corwen is a charming town located in Denbighshire, North Wales, surrounded by beautiful landscapes and rich history. Discover our collection of hand-picked North Wales Border Cottages today.
Here are the top five things to do in Corwen:
Corwen is the western terminus of the heritage Llangollen Railway.
Scenic Steam Train Rides:
Enjoy a nostalgic steam train ride through the picturesque Dee Valley.
Corwen Station:
Visit the newly restored Corwen Central Station and explore its facilities.
Special Events:
Check the schedule for special events like Santa trains or themed rides.
This Iron Age hillfort offers both historical interest and stunning views.
Historical Exploration:
Discover the remains of the ancient hillfort and learn about its significance.
Panoramic Views:
Enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, including the Berwyn Mountains.
Hiking Trails:
Accessible via several scenic walking paths.
A small but fascinating museum dedicated to the local history of Corwen and the surrounding area.
Local History:
Exhibits cover various aspects of Corwen's history, including its industrial heritage and notable figures.
Artefacts and Displays:
See a range of artefacts, photographs, and documents that tell the story of the town.
Interactive Exhibits:
Engage with interactive displays that are educational for all ages.
A beautifully preserved 17th-century chapel located just outside Corwen.
Ornate Interior:
Admire the richly decorated wooden interior, including intricate carvings and painted panels.
Historic Site:
Learn about the chapel's history and its significance in the local religious landscape.
Peaceful Grounds:
Explore the serene surroundings and the small but charming churchyard.
The area around Corwen is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous trails and paths to explore.
Berwyn Ridge Walk:
A challenging hike offering spectacular views and a chance to spot local wildlife.
Dee Valley Way:
A scenic walking route that passes through Corwen, following the River Dee.
Local Trails:
Various shorter trails suitable for all levels of walkers, providing beautiful scenery and opportunities for birdwatching and photography.
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