Guarded by Chirk's 12th Century Castle, the Ceiriog Valley takes its name from the river which rises in the Berwyn Mountains and runs swiftly for 18 miles to its confluence with the River Dee .

At the heart of the Valley is the village of Glyn Ceiriog; once described by Lloyd George as “a little bit of heaven on earth” and home to us for the past 30 years. We're sure you'll see why when you come and visit!









The Ceiriog Valley is renowned for its scenic beauty, with the Valley road giving access to many lush and leafy locations. Higher routes afford splendid views of rolling hills, rocky outcrops, forestry, farm and moorland.

For partners who seek a relaxing holiday, but may not wish to paint, the Ceiriog Valley offers many beautiful pathways for walkers and testing routes for cyclists.

There's also Fishing, Pony-Trekking and Golf - with eight Courses in easy reach. Some of the many near-by places of historic interest include: Chirk Castle, Erddig Hall, Oswestry's Ancient Hill Fort and Thomas Telford's spectacular Viaducts and Aquaducts, (the Froncysllte Aquaduct recently being recognised as a World Heritage Site).

The picturesque town of Lllangollen - (host to the annual International Eisteddfod) - offers many attractions, as does the Market Town of Oswestry. The ancient City of Chester is crammed with history (dating to Roman times) with fine architecture and shops to suit all tastes.