Destinations
With many attractions in the area, from hiking to visiting historic sites, you're sure to have a memorable experience!
Hiking
Fantastic scenery, experience the country and have the time of your life
Hike to the summit of Moel Famau, a hill that sits outside of the town of Mold. Not considered quite high enough to be a mountain, but you still may find that you're out of breath by the time you get to the top of it! At the top of Moel Famau you'll find Jubilee tower with fantastic views of the rest of the Clwydian range, the Wirral and Liverpool on a clear day.
Loggerheads Country Park is just lovely for walkers. This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is within walking distance from Parc Farm Cottage. Running through the Park is a wooden river valley that follows the course of the River Alyn and high cliffs from within the Clwydian range of hills, with views of the aforementioned tallest hill, Moel Famau. Before you make your way back, stop for some lunch at We Three Loggerheads Country Pub.
There are many other hikes and walks available in this area. Visit alltrails.com and look up Best Trails in Mold for further information on their top 10 local great walks and hikes.
Golf
At Mold Golf Club
Play 18 holes and enjoy a few drinks at the 19th hole. Mold Golf Club is simply stunning. You can even see the Clwydian range from the first few holes. After a full day on the course, you can enjoy their clubhouse bar with panoramic views of the course. Fish ’n’ chips is a must every Friday and they do a fantastic Sunday Carvery.
As a guest of Parc Farm, you can do all of this at a great price too!
Summer rates - weekends normally £37.50, Cottage guest rate £25, weekdays normally £32.50, Cottage guest rate £20
Winter rates - weekends normally £27.50, Cottage guest rate £20, weekdays normally £22.00, Cottage guest rate £15
What a weekend!
Visiting
Many landmarks you should visit, rich in history and traditions
There are several landmarks for you to visit. There are National Trust sites within a 30 or 40 minute drive. Erddig Hall is stunning all year round. Walk around the gardens, take a horse drawn carriage to the house.
Another impressive National Trust site to visit is Chirk Castle, a magnificent medieval fortress! A symbol of power built in 1295.
Wrexham Aqueduct is well worth a visit. This impressive 126ft high and over 1000ft long structure carries the Llangollen Canal. It's another great area for walks, you can even walk across the aqueduct if you're brave enough!
There's so much more! Here are a few...
- Chester Zoo
- Bodnant Gardens
- Greenacres Farm Park
- Theatr Clwyd
- Moel Famau
- Loggerheads Country Park
- Blue Planet Aquarium
- Greenfield Valley Heritage Park
- Cheshire Oaks shopping
- Go Karting
More information is available should you need it
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