Catali Trail

To the Teme Valley . . .

An interesting and varied day first over Bache Hill and then the Radnor Fforest. The route then takes you via Monaughty and onto parts of Glyndwrs Way eventually leading to your overnight stop. Your horses stay the night on the same farm.

On day 3 from the mysterious four stones and open hills. you finish the day following a variety of old green lanes leading to the tiny hamlet of Franks Bridge just north of Hundred House. This is a good day on trail so you will need to trot out the old lanes and enjoy a canter on the hills. The ride comes to a finish at the tiny hamlet of Bettws where you rest the night at a welcoming guest house.

Explore remote parts of the Freerein trail riding network . . .

A fantastic day follows covering the length of Beacon Hill, spending the whole day on open hill. You drop down off the open hill to your overnight stop in the Teme Valley. One of my personal favorite days on trail anywhere. From the Teme Valley you head west across Moelfre Hill, through Llanbister, cross the Ithon Valley following parts of Glyndwrs Way to Abbeycwmhir and a night at a Guest House. Worth a visit in the village is The Happy Union Inn whose sign features a rotund gentleman riding a goat and sipping a mug of ale.

From here you head to Penybont then climb onto the westward edge of the Radnor Forest, along this and down to Llanfihangle Nant Melan.

The Eppynt and Wye Valley . . .

From Llanfihangle Nant Melan ride to Hundred House for lunch then more amazing hill over Aberedw and night in the market town of Builth Wells. Day seven sees you traverse the eastern edge of the Eppynt range. Finally cross the Wye Valley and trot over the Begwns to finish at Freerein HQ.