This is our guide to walks in and around Old Radnor. We are updating all the time, so please check back soon, or sign up for our newsletter using the form below to hear about the latest news and updates.
The Harp Inn is set amongst some of the most beautiful countryside that Powys has to offer – make sure to pack your walking shoes so you can explore.
Our guide includes circular walks starting and finishing at the Harp Inn, as well as more in the local area.
Update: Due to a recent planning decision and change to the public right of way, this route is no longer circular, but more of a horseshoe – You should be able to turn right at the top of the gravel path and complete the route as far as the quarry. As soon as we’ve had […]
This circular walk starts and finishes at the Harp Inn Old Radnor and encompasses the quarry at Dolyhir. All circular walks from the Harp Inn are rated as medium difficulty as we are located at the top of a hill, and as we know – what goes down must come back up! Old Radnor Circular
The Harp at Old Radnor is set in the perfect location to explore the local countryside. This circular walk from Old Radnor to Kington is just one of many fabulous walks in the area. Kington is just over 4 miles and 9 minutes away – by car, but it is also accessible by foot as
The Monkey Puzzle Trees sit on Hergest Ridge, a section of the Offa’s Dyke path between Hay-on-Wye and Kington. The Offa’s Dyke path is just a short walk from The Harp Inn Old Radnor, making us an excellent place to stop for the night. Monkey Puzzle Tree Walk from the Harp Inn Distance: 4.6. miles
Worsell Wood circular walk from the Harp Inn is one of our favourite routes. The Harp Inn is situated at the top of a hill (832 feet) so we have rated it as medium difficulty as the return portion of the walk does involve a climb. You can park here if you want an easier
