Llanidloes is at the heart of the ancient medieval kingdom of Arwystli; the first town on the River Severn and the gateway to the Cambrian Mountains of mid Wales; an ideal spot to take a break; be it for just a couple of days or a fortnight. But be warned, the place is dangerously addictive. You might never want to leave!
A warm welcome to all visitors to the mid Wales town of Llanidloes, the first town on the river Severn. On this website you will discover a network of pages created by accommodation owners, tourist businesses and local business, clubs and associations who make the town and area such a
special and vibrant place to live and visit. Here you will find a wide
variety of information, from accommodation options, up and
coming events to outdoor activities.
Welcome to Llanidloes Wales!
A warm welcome to all visitors to the mid Wales town of Llanidloes, the first town on the river Severn. On this website you will discover a network of pages created by accommodation owners, tourist businesses and local business, clubs and associations who make the town and area such a
special and vibrant place to live and visit. Here you will find a wide
variety of information, from accommodation options, up and
coming events to outdoor activities.
Welcome to Llanidloes Wales!
Following the success of the 2018 Rotary Llani 10K, CME are again proud to support the "2019 Llani Rotary 10K" which is being hosted this year to raise funds for the New Pupil Support Centre at the Llanidloes High and Primary School.
Sunday 13th October 2019 - DISCOVER MORE
Saturday 19th October 2019
2019 Race to the Sea
The return of the "race to the sea" - the 50k challenge is hosted for the third year running to hike, walk, TaB or race along Ystwyth Way - it's your challenge to commemorate the 2nd Pumlumion River Sister Ystwyth, in following her hasty course through the tranquil and scenic valleys of the Cambrian Mountains.
Peter H. C. Davies said "My grandfather Dr Walter Davies lived at Abernant 1907- 1941 He was helped by son Billy, my father before the War. Our family now live in Monmouthshire where my son D T C Davies has been M.P. For the last eleven years. Grandfather Walter was Mayor of Llanidloes five times."
A warm welcome to all visitors to Llanidloes from the Town Council. Housed in the Town Hall, a listed building given to the town by the Davies family of Llandinam. the Council represents all local residents. This website is designed to help all visitors to the town enjoy their stay. Welcome!
Tim Dyke has kindly sent us this article written in 1934 by Bill Boddy (WRB) in The Motor magazine, October 1934. Bill was a very young man, aged 21, starting out on what turned out to be the most illustrious career as a "Muttering Rotter" (Motoring Writer) - of course the least appropriate nickname one could saddle him with. He became editor of Motor Sport Magazine. Enjoy the article and the road is perfectly motorable these days by car or bike...The Unmotorable Road [PDF]
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