Offa’s Dyke Path

Following the ancient earthwork built by King Offa in the 8th century, the Offa’s Dyke Path runs for 177 miles along the historic border between England and Wales. It’s a trail of contrasts — from quiet rolling farmland to rugged uplands and heather-clad ridges — offering some of the most varied walking in Britain.
Walking Offa’s Dyke is both a journey through history and a true long-distance challenge. You’ll pass castles, river valleys, market towns, and countless reminders of the centuries-old boundary that shaped two nations.
In this section, you’ll find trail guides, planning advice, gear tips, and inspiration to help you prepare for your own adventure on Offa’s Dyke Path — whether you’re tackling a single section or walking the full length from Chepstow to Prestatyn.