World's End

I've lived in near by Wrexham for over 20 years and never once went to this place until now. Just wow, the views are incredible and well worth a walk. Driving from Minera, Wrexham towards Llangollen, it has to be one of the most incredible local finds I've seen. Whether driving it or walking it, take a camera, you will not be disappointed.

It's a beautiful walk in any weather.. Accessible to most with easy access to. Llandegla Forest and Llangollen / Dinas Bran

A lovely, natural and picturesque landscape. Some nice footpaths to wander along and woods to explore. Challenging in places and not for the feint hearted. No wheelchair access

We walked here from Abbey Grange using public footpaths. Nice route. Nice walk, no too difficult. I wouldn't like to do it in a very hot day. Great views of chalk and slate hills.

Part of the Offas Dyke path with dramatic cliffs and scee slopes. Moorland at the northern end, and forestry beyond.

Amazing location. Feels incredible, and great views along Offa's dyke and beyond, walk along and you can look over Llangollen which is lovely. Really scenic walk, and not too tough, depending on the route.

A really good day out and about ended up at world's end managed to find a way back to the hotel

This one's for bikers. If your at the Ponderosa Cafe and fancy nice run to Worlds End (about 17 mins). Go down Horseshoe pass, turn very sharp left more like a 'U' at Fford pentredwr (blink and you'll go straight past)... short distance and turn right dropping down the hill that now runs adjacent to Eglwyseg River or go down minor road behind the Ponderosa and take a left. Both lovely views. Very minor road hence great on a bike. You can go by car but meet oncoming and you've bit of reversing to do.Nice run just stay on it and eventually you will reach where the river flows over the road. You're there!Don't panic only bout half inch deep (see pic)Don't know why they call it worlds end, I didn't feel any oncoming impending doom :)Yes, no doubt wonderful hiking/walks and lovely views but for me it was the ride. Keep going and again more great views towards Minera and to Chester for me.Well worth doing it the other way around next time to the cafe and onward to Festiniog maybe??

Within a mile or so of Offa's Dyke, the Path traces Esclusham mountain and World's End to offer a beautiful vista of North Wales. Offa's Dyke itself sits in the village of Coedpoeth, to the East, an atypical Welsh village with a lovely library and cafe.