Excellent - both form and content

7:30 I've only roamed the path through Radnorshire and Shropshire Route-finding seemed puzzling over the section between Disgwylfa Hill and Gladestry; followed by picking a route through Candy Wood towards the Old Racecourse (even using detailed guide book) Great series of films - very enjoyable!

Yes have agree a wonderful walk , we have only walked the south area so far , found it great for doing in a series of round walks back along the Wye valley etc and many interesting places to visit

Very nicely presented. Simple and to the point. Good information.

Wow love the instagram moment !

Great little review. Though I’d just add, another great reason for finishing in Prestatyn is that there is the Offa’s Dyke Path guest book to sign in the leisure centre! Personally I’d rather sign that on completion of, opposed to starting the trail.

Thanks for the tips.

Enjoyed all the videos in your series on the Offa's Dyke Path - thank you. I'm looking to do it (wild camping) this year and June sounds like a good time based on your experience. This follows up doing the Pennine Way last June. I've subscribed to your channel - I'm interested to watch next some of your West Pennines stuff, which is near where I live.

Really interesting discussion of the path, thank you. I walked the southern part to Knighton in September 22 (now last year!) and found it fairly dry still. Apart from its variety and beauty I also somehow felt it was a friendly trail, perhaps because I met a number of solo ladies walking it like myself. There is also a helpful FB group where people post lots of information and some great accounts of their walks on Offa's Dyke. Hoping to walk the northern part in 2023.

Great information - I avoided the mud fortunately and had a grand time late May/early June. Cheers 👍

Some useful and encouraging insights there. I live not far from the Dyke and have done from Chepstow up to Kington and camped numerous times. Yeah, pleanty of spots to camp. Good to hear you enjoyed the mountains. As for my start point (I'm planning the whole route) I think I'll take you up on Chepstpow to the North. All the best. Mark

Thanks for the tips..about to start this from Chepstow, wild camping along the way, in a Sigma Lightwave S15. I'm glad you stated that finding a suitable pitch for the night was straightforward. Few things worse as the night draws in , anxiety levels climbing as you can't find a discrete place to pitch. downloaded the entire route to 'offline maps' in my OS Maps app. Just came back from walking part of the Pennine Bridalway, and finding a place to camp was a real pain at times, with farms seemingly every other field, and stone walls blocking access to most places out of sight. Not a pleasant time, TBH. I hope this walk will be much easier for camping.

Great review :)

A very informative review thanks

Thank you for this review and what a wonderful walk

An enriched cream of oak dipped in ointment 🧴 liquid fish 🐠 they called him one night in 1681 a bacons breath took the hand of the creamery 🥛 and smothered rich pork fish goo all over the towns people. The ancient gnome of the demon world fast approached from horse muck carriages and felt rich sauce from her ancient breath.

Another great video ...just wondering what footwear you used ?

I want to do the section from moel famau to prestatyn . Finding it hard to find any info on it . Any help appreciated