My wife and I are thinking of walking at least parts of Glyndwr's Way next spring - maybe the first
4-5 days. I have the pamphlets and have read a few things about the walk but wondered if anyone had
some personal advice. Some people have said there is a lot of road walking and I wondered if that
was still the case after some recent re-routing. I've also heard about some poor waymarking - any
experiences with that? We like rolling hills more that steep trails or mountains and thought this
would be a good introduction to Wales. We're not interested in Snowdonia, though I know it's
beautiful and have thought about Offa's Dyke but have heard parts of it may be more challenging than
we'd want. To give you an idea of the type of trekking we like we've recently walked along the
Dingle Way, Dales Way and South Downs Way. Any suggestions or help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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