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Y Golfa is a gently rounded hill that offers superb panoramic views of the Breidden Hills and various regions of Powys. Serving as an exceptional 360-degree viewpoint, you may also be lucky enough to catch sight of a train winding its way along the Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway below.

Great place to visit. The rockface is just amazing.

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 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.

Beautiful views from the top

Good for weekend trip

Moel y Golfa is a small mature wood in the Breidden Hills, some 5km northeast of Welshpool. Buses run to Middletown from where it is possible to walk straight up into the wood. There is a path along the bottom of the hill and another which goes straight up the tightly packed contours to the summit of Moel y Golfa at 403m. The impressive monument that stands on the central hump atop the summit of Moel y Golfa is apparently dedicated to two gypsy kings. You can see across the Severn Valley all the way to Cadair Idris 60 km away. It is a UK listed Marilyn.

Long Mountain is a hill and Iron Age Fort straddling the boundary between Powys (Wales) and Shropshire (England) to the east of Welshpoo. It is a UK listed Marilyn.