Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is just one of many water features in the North Wales Borderlands. Also known as ‘the stream in the sky’, it’s the world’s tallest canal boat crossing and recently became Wales' newest World Heritage Site.
Peter Jones (‘Jones the Boat’) has crossed it over 1000 times. He reckons you never get tired of the view.
We have to agree. Seeing a boat 126 feet in the air is quite amazing.
Clwyd Theatre
Clwyd Theatr hosts a variety of touring drama, dance, music and a community festival in the summer, there's always something going on.
Minera Lead Mines
Visit the restored mines where metals have been mined since the middle ages.
Explore the Clwydian Range
From thrill seekers to those who just want to kick back and relax, this area of outstanding natural beauty won't disappoint.
Mountain biking in the Borderlands
Some of Wales ' best trails can be found at Coed Llandegla whether you're looking for down hill thrills or steep ascents.
Foodie finds in the Borderlands
Embrace the great outdoors, learn to live off the land.
Pontycysyllte Aqueduct
This marvel of engineering towers 100ft above the river Dee . Enjoy the view.
Golf Courses
With greens and fairways running along the border, you may find those stray drives ending up either side of the boundary.
Have a day at the races
Have a flutter on the flat or steeplechase races if you're feeling lucky.
Try out your off-road driving skills
Get behind the wheel of a state of the art 4x4 and put the peddle to the floor.
Woodland walks
Unspoilt for centuries, enjoy this ancient woodland rich in wildlife and history.
