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Easy to walk or Cycle into and worth the visit and views

Great place to sit and enjoy a picnic lunch. Beautiful views and idylic canal. Waterlilies look great when in flower in the Summer. Note of warning, the towpath is quite narrow, and when hedges are overgrown, a bit challenging with nettles and brambles.

We thoroughly enjoyed visiting this castle. Such a photogenic place with stunning views. There were information boards all around the grounds too.

It’s a must see on the tour from Montgomery Castle. The views are just breath taking and it’s the perfect stop to have a break or stop off for a picnic.

The Montgomery Canal runs for 53km from the Llangollen Canal to Newtown. It's been partially restored in recent years but currently only 11km is navigable by boat. The canal path is great for walking though and provides a useful link to other areas as well as a pleasant flat route itself.

The Montgomeryshire County War Memorial stands on top of Town Hill next to the trig point at 320m. It stands in memory of the people of Montgomeryshire killed at war. Originally erected and dedicated to those killed in WW1 it has since been redesignated in memory of all lives lost in conflict. The Town Hill is a nice walk from Montgomery town and offers great views of the surrounding countryside.

Montgomery Castles ruins sit on a steep crag above Montgomery with views over the English - Welsh border. Building started in 1223 but like many of the castles nearby it fell in the English Civil War and was partially destroyed in 1649 to stop it being used by the Royalists. Now it's managed by Cadw and open daily from 10:00 - 18:00 during the summer and 10:00 - 16:00 in the winter. Admission is free. It's about a 3 min walk from the road so push your bike or lock it safely.

The Nags Head is a grade 2 listed former coaching inn. The food is excellent, more fine dining than classic pub but very good. They also serve snacks, drinks and offer rooms. Open everyday.