VISITORS to Mid and North Wales are being
encouraged to park their car and take the train in a sustainable transport and
tourism initiative.
Focused on three of Wales' most scenic railways
– Conwy Valley Line, Cambrian Lines and Heart of Wales Line – the Show Me Wales
Rail Trails project aims to make it easier for visitors to identify accessible
things to do and places to visit and stay in towns and villages along the lines
that do not require a car.
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A bi-lingual, business card sized pocket guide
has been produced showing a map of the rail routes and connections together
with information about the region’s highlights, including Glyndwr's Castles,
Cardigan Bay beaches, cycling and mountain bike routes, walking trails and market
towns.
The three railways cover Conwy in the north to
Swansea in the south and from Shrewsbury in the east to Aberystwyth on the
Cardigan Bay Coast.
www.showmewales.co.uk/railtrails
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Picture Credit: From Top - Blaenau Ffestiniog railway station by mattbuck via Wikimedia Commons; "In the garden of Eden" Bodnant Garden, Conwy Valley, North Wales by Bert Kaufmann from Roermond, Netherlands via Wikimedia Commons
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