Take a guided 2.5km walk through Loggerheads Country Park with storyteller and folklorist Andy Harrop-Smith, tracing wildlife, myths and local history across the Clwydian landscape. Hear how Iron Age hillforts and lead-mining heritage shaped the hills.
Join North Wales Wildlife Trust for a guided 2. 5km walk through Loggerheads Country Park and explore the Clwydian landscape through its wildlife, history, myths and legends. With storyteller and folklorist Andy Harrop-Smith, the event looks at how the area has been shaped by people, nature and place, from Iron Age hillforts and lead-mining heritage to the plants, animals and folklore that bring the hills to life.
The experience combines outdoor walking with stories and local heritage, offering an engaging way to discover a distinctive part of North Wales. It is suitable for families, beginners and anyone with an interest in the area’s natural and cultural history, with a relaxed pace and plenty to notice along the way.
Please note that the route includes uneven paths, moderate inclines and steps, although an alternative route is available for anyone who would prefer to avoid the steeper sections. Free parking is available for booked participants, dogs are welcome if well behaved, and facilities include toilets and a changing places toilet.
Andy Harrop-Smith
18 November 2026, 10:30 – 12:30
Free. Registration is required.
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