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Countryside
events 2018
Featuring;
Year of the Sea
Coastal Walks
Coastal Heritage Talks
Top 5 Coastal Events
The Battle’s Over...
Welcome to our 2018 Events Programme
Flintshire Countryside Service is here to help you enjoy our county’s countryside and
wildlife. Join us on any of our inspirational guided walks, talks and events to discover
the beautiful Flintshire that’s on your doorstep.
What You Need to Know Beforehand
• Most events in this booklet are suitable for family groups. Please wear suitable
clothing for the event and the time of year. If you are joining us on a guided
walk, please wear stout shoes or boots and bring a waterproof.
• You will need to book in advance for most events.
• Booking closes 48 hours before each event or when fully booked.
• On popular events we run reserve lists. If you cannot attend an event, please let
us know so that we can give your place to someone else. We reserve the right
to turn you away if you do not book your place.
• All events are free of charge unless otherwise stated.
• Well behaved dogs are welcome on most of our guided walks, please check.
Please keep them on a lead.
There are many more wild and beautiful places to explore in Flintshire and
Denbighshire.
You can download ‘Rural Walks in Flintshire’ from www.exploreflintshire.co.uk.
Cover artwork by Jan Gardiner
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Contact Flintshire Countryside Service at:
Wepre Park Visitor Centre,
Wepre Park,
Wepre Drive, Connah’s Quay, Flintshire, CH5 4HL
Tel: 01352 703900
e-mail: countryside@flintshire.gov.uk
www.flintshire.gov.uk/countryside
Or find us on Facebook under Flintshire Countryside and Coast.
Please contact us if you require this leaflet in another format eg. large print.
Use the Countryside Code when you’re out and about!
Countryside and Coast
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Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area Travel Information
of Outstanding Natural Beauty For all local bus and train information you
The Clwydian Range is an unmistakable can visit the travel planner on
chain of summits, many clad in purple- www.traveline.org.uk
heather moorland, topped by Britain’s
most dramatically situated hillforts. The
Range encompasses: limestone country
with its crags, pavements and specially
conserved grasslands; rivers and streams
gurgling through magical wooded
valleys; the varying texture of the forested
hillsides; and the fertile farmland of
the lower slopes. This is one of Britain’s
finest landscapes designated an Area
of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
Contact Loggerheads on 01352 810614.
Cycling
Use our purpose-built and often
traffic-free routes to cycle to work or
get a bit of fresh air at the weekend.
Denbighshire also provide a range of
cycling opportunities from family rides, to
longer challenging rides in the hills. The
North Wales Cycling Centre of Excellence
Project is working to improve cycling
opportunities in the area. For further
information on routes and events visit
www.ridenorthwales.co.uk.
For free leaflets on the National Cycle
Network contact
www.sustrans.org.uk or use www.flintshire.
gov.uk and search for ‘cycling’.
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Coastal Heritage
The Quay Watermen’s Association holds monthly heritage talks at 7pm on Wednesdays at
the Kathleen and May Heritage Centre. The speakers are all local people with specialist
knowledge of the history of Connah’s Quay, (its people, docks, industry and industrialists
of the past) and of the wildlife of the river Dee and its coastline. Talks are £2 for non-
members.
• 14th February: TITANIC - timetable to disaster
• 14th March: Flintshire’s Coastal Path; making the place
• 11th April: Transporting coal from the mines to the coast
• 9th May: Sealand - the pioneer’s paradise
• 13th June: The Riverbank at Saltney
• 11th July: Guided river bank walk
• 8th August: Guided river bank walk
For further information please call 07778 659648.
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Parkrun...Wepre
Wepre Parkrun takes place at 9.00am every Saturday morning. It is
a friendly, free 5km timed run, just you against the clock. It doesn’t
matter if you are an Olympian or a beginner, you can go as fast or as
slow as you like. All you have to do is:
• Register at parkrun.org.uk
• Print off your barcode
• Turn up and run
You can run, jog or walk; you can bring a dog (on a short lead) or your
children (under 11’s must be within arm’s reach of a parent). At the
finish we scan your barcode and it is done. You can go home or get
refreshments in the café. You will get your time and position by text
or email within an hour or so. Wepre Parkrun is entirely organised
by volunteers; we are always looking for marshals, timekeepers etc.
Follow the link on our webpage or email weprehelpers@parkrun.
com. And after your run come to relax and meet fellow runners
and friends with us for a post Parkrun coffee in the Old Hall Café in
Wepre Park Visitor Centre!
You can find us on Facebook, Twitter or go to http://www.parkrun.
org.uk/wepre/
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Wepre Park Angling
Connah’s Quay Angling club is a small not for profit
organisation that runs the fishing club at the Rosie Pool
within Wepre Park .The club has been based at the Rosie
since 1967 and is run entirely by volunteers.
The club runs children’s fishing events throughout the
summer months.These are mainly in the summer holidays
and more details can be found by contacting Wepre visitors
centre. All equipment is provided to give kids the essential
skills to get them started on what for many becomes a
lifelong passion.
Day Tickets from the Old Hall Café at the Visitor centre or
through Deeside tackle on 01244813674.
www.connahsquayanglingclub.com
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February, March, April & May
VALENTINE LOVE LIGHTING OF THE DEE SPRING CLEAN
BIRDS DRAGON
SUN 18th FEBRUARY 2018 THURS 1st MARCH 2018 SUN 18th MARCH 2018
11am - 3pm 6.30pm - 7.30pm 10am - 2pm
Join the Friends of Wepre Celebrate St David’s Day Join the Coastal and
Park and rangers to make with the lighting of the Sustrans rangers in a
a bird box to take home. dragon. The event is Dee Estuary spring clean.
Donations per box made weather dependant so in Wellington boots or strong
to Friends of Wepre Park. the event of poor weather boots required. Half an hour
Meeting point, Wepre please check before you gets one bag of plastic out
Visitors Centre. attend. Meet at Bettisfield of the sea. Children must be
Bagillt near the dragon. accompanied. Clean sea!
Year of the sea!
INTERNATIONAL DAY WAUN Y LLYN EASTER WEPRE EASTER
OF FORESTS TREASURE HUNT TREASURE HUNT
SUN 25th MARCH 2018 SUN 1st APRIL 2018 SUN 1st APRIL 2018
10am - 3pm 11am - 3pm 11am - 3pm
Book in advance - Join the local ranger and The popular family event
01352 703900 follow the clues to discover returns with clues to follow
Join the ranger and an Easter treat at the end. around the park and a
tree officer to plant and Meet at Waun y Llyn car prize for each hunter. £1
manage trees in Buckley park. per child which goes to
community woodland. Friends of Wepre Park.
Meet at NRW carpark off Meeting point, Wepre
Chester Road, by Little Visitors Centre.
Mountain Ind. Estate.
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CAERGWRLE CASTLE TALACRE EASTER EGG NATTERJACK
EASTER PICNIC HUNT WALK AND TALK
MON 2nd APRIL 2018 MON 2nd APRIL 2018 TUES 8th MAY 2018
12pm 11am - 1pm 7.30pm - 9pm
Book in advance - Take a trip to the beach Book in advance -
01352 703900 look for clues to follow the 01352 703900
Meet the local ranger at trail and win a prize at the Join the ranger and site
the castle, have your picnic end. Meet Talacre Beach. manager for a dusky
and then follow clues to £1 charge walk through the Talacre
track down your prize. dunes. Learn about the
Meet inside Caergwrle endangered Natterjack
Castle. Toad and hopefully they
will sing a chorus too. Meet
Gamfa Wen car park.
FAMILY BEACH DAY HALKYN INDUSTRIAL DEE ESTUARY
HERITAGE GUIDED EXPEDITION I
WED 30th MAY 2018
WALK
WED 30th MAY 2018
10am - 2pm WED 30th MAY 2018 Book in advance -
Come to Talacre and enjoy 1pm 01352 703900
a day on the beach. Join Book in advance - A special opportunity,
the rangers building sand 01352 703900 courtesy of Tata Steel and
castles, learn about the Discover the spectacular the Dee Wildfowlers, to
pebbles on the beach and countryside of Halkyn and lunch in the heart of the
the creatures living here. its facinating industrial Dee and watch the tide
Finish off by toasting some history with the ranger. shift and the birds fly. Bring
marshmallows. Meeting point provided a packed lunch.
when booking.
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May, June and July
HALKYN WILDFLOWER BAILEY HILL FESTIVAL RHOSESMOR
GUIDED WALK VINTAGE DAY
THURS 31st MAY 2018 SUN 10th JUNE 2018 SAT 9th JUNE 2018
1pm 1pm - 6pm 10.30am - 4pm
Book in advance - £4 per adult, children under Step back in time for a day
01352 703900 16 free packed with traditional
Join the ranger and A family friendly festival games and activities. Celtic
Flintshire’s County with live music, story telling re- enactment, vintage
Ecologist for a walk, and activities for all. Meet vehicle displays, morris
where you will learn about at Bailey Hill, Mold. dancing and an authentic
the mountain’s ecology. tea dance. For more info
Meeting point provided contact Lynn Fearnhead
when booking. email lfearnhead@hotmail.
co.uk
MYTHFEST DEE ESTUARY FLORA OF THE DUNES
TALACRE EXPEDITION II GUIDED WALK
SUN 10th JUNE 2018 THURS 14th JUNE 2018 SAT 16th JUNE 2018
10am or 2.30pm Book in advance - 10am - 2pm
A 3 hour magical 01352 703900 Book in advance -
family adventure. Enjoy A second opportunity 01352 703900
storytelling, music and courtesy of Tata Steel and Join the countryside
natural crafts with local the Dee Wildfowlers to ranger for a walk through
mythological creatures lunch in the heart of the the dunes, identify the
from our watery Dee and watch the tide dune flora with some local
habitats. Book at www. shift and the birds fly. experts. Bring a packed
mythfestwales.co.uk Bring a packed lunch. lunch and appropiate
Charged event. Meet at outdoor wear. Meet at
Talacre TBC. Gamfa Wen carpark.
10GEOLOGY ROCKS CONNAHS QUAY HALKYN
FESTIVAL QUARRY TOUR
SUN 24th JUNE 2018 SUN 1st JULY 2018 WED 4th JULY 2018
10am - 1pm 10.30am - 5pm 5.30pm - 7pm
Book in advance - Enjoy a fabulous day at Book in advance -
01352 703900 Wepre Park. Come and see 01352 703900
Come to Wepre Park the stalls, live music, fair A fantastic opportunity to
Visitors Centre and make and a grand procession to visit the heart of a working
a volcano and learn all start the event. quarry courtesy of Cemex.
about modern fossils and Wear sturdy footwear or
the earth’s age. Suitable for wellies if wet. Very popular
ages 4-11. event so book early.
FLINT FESTIVAL RIVER RAMBLE WEPRE
BUZZY BEE DAY
SAT 7th JULY 2018 SAT 14th JULY 2018 SUN 15th JULY 2018
A free family friendly festival 10am - 12pm 10am - 3pm
with live music, story telling Book in advance - Join experienced and new
and activities for all. See 01352 703900 Join beekeepers to find out all
Flint Town Council website the rangers in a river about bee species and how
for details. expedition, you will be to become a bee keeper.
wading, waterproofs and Bee related fun and games,
www.flinttowncouncil.co.uk
wellies essential. Hot honey for sale and make a
www.flintfestival.co.uk
chocolate at the bridge seed bomb for your garden,
courtesy of the Old Hall wild flower treasure hunt
Café. Accompanied and much more. Meeting
children aged 4 and over. point - Old Hall Garden.
11July and August
HALKYN BUCKLEY WET WALK
QUARRY TOUR HERITAGE WALK INTO WALES I
WED 18th JULY 2018 SUN 22nd JULY 2018 MON 23rd JULY 2018
5.30pm - 7pm 1pm - 3.30pm 1pm - 3.30pm
Book in advance - Book in advance - Book in advance -
01352 703900 01352 703900 01352 703900
A fantastic opportunity to Meet the local ranger at Join the coastal rangers
visit the heart of a working Etna Country Park and and Dee Wildfowlers on
quarry courtesy of Cemex. discover what makes this special cross border
Wear sturdy footwear or Buckley famous. Good coastal marsh walk
wellies if wet. Very popular footwear, bring lunch and from England to Wales.
event so book early. a drink. Meet at Etna Car Supported by the MOD
Park. and RSPB.
RIVER RAMBLE HALKYN FAMILY BEACH DAY
POND DIP
WED 25th JULY 2018
10am - 12pm WED 1st AUGUST 2018 THURS 2nd AUGUST 2018
Book in advance - 1.30pm 10pm - 2pm
01352 703900 Join the Book in advance - Come to Talacre and enjoy
rangers in a river expedition 01352 703900 a day on the beach. Join
from the waterfall to the Join the ranger to see what the rangers building sand
stone bridge, you will creatures live in one of the castles, learn about the
be wading, waterproofs mountain ponds. Wear pebbles on the beach and
and wellies essential. Hot wellies, dipping equipment the creatures living here.
chocolate at the bridge will be provided. Children Finish off by toasting some
courtesy of the Old Hall must be accompanied by marshmallows. Meet at
Café. Accompanied children an adult. Meeting point Talacre Beach.
aged 4 and over. provided on booking.
12WET WALK DIY SCULPTURE DAY MEADOW
INTO WALES II MANAGEMENT EVENT
FRI 3rd AUGUST 2018 SUN 5th AUGUST 2018 TUES 7th AUGUST 2018
1pm - 3.30pm 10.00am - 3pm 11am - 3pm
Book in advance - Bring the family for a free Book in advance -
01352 703900 chance to make artistic 01352 703900
Join the coastal rangers masterpieces with natural Bring the family and help
and Dee Wildfowlers on materials from the woods rake the hay from our
this special cross border and coast. No skills or education area meadow. A
coastal marsh walk booking required. Meet traditional day on the land,
from England to Wales. in the Old Hall Gardens at with a break for a barbecue
Supported by the MOD Wepre Park. lunch. Meet at the Visitor
and RSPB. Centre, Wepre Park.
LEARN HOW TO FISH HALKYN HISTORY OF TALACRE
POND DIP DUNES
WED 8th AUGUST 2018 WED 8th AUGUST 2018 WED 15th AUGUST 2018
11am - 3pm 1.30pm 10am - 12 pm
Book in advance - Book in advance - Book in advance -
01352 703900 01352 703900 01352 703900
This event will help you Join the ranger to see what Join us for a walk in
learn how to fish no creatures live in one of the the dunes with a local
matter what your age or mountain ponds. Wear historian. Learn all about
experience. Learn from wellies, dipping equipment the fascinating history of
the best. Meet Higher will be provided. Children Talacre. Meet Gamfa Wen
Common Car Park and must be accompanied by Car Park.
bring a packed lunch. an adult. Meeting point
provided on booking.
13Be a Legend - Volunteer
• Habitat work
• Access management
• Heritage gardening
From two hours to two weeks
Get involved and make a difference
14Volunteer
Contact Flintshire Countryside Service at:
Wepre Park Visitor Centre,
Wepre Drive,
Connah’s Quay
CH5 4HL
Telephone: 01352 703900
Email: countryside@flintshire.gov.uk
www.flintshire.gov.uk/countryside
Or find us on Facebook under Flintshire Countryside and Coast.
Greenfield Valley Heritage Park 01352 714172
Email: volunteerco-ord@greenfieldvalley.com
15August and September
DENBIGH AND FLINT WEPRE BAT WET WALK
SHOW WALK AND TALK INTO WALES III
THURS 16th AUGUST 2018 WED 22nd AUGUST 2018 FRI 24th AUGUST 2018
The Denbigh and Flint 7.45pm - 9.15pm 1pm - 3.30pm
show offers a great day out Book in advance - Book in advance -
with a variety of attractions 01352 703900 01352 703900
and entertainment for Come and join the ranger Join the coastal rangers
the whole family. Come and Flintshire Biodiversity and Dee Wildfowlers on
and join us. See the Officer for a walk and talk this special cross border
Denbigh and Flint website all things bat related! coastal marsh walk
for more info-http:// Using our bat detectors from England to Wales.
Denbighandflintshow.com find out what bat species Supported by the MOD
are in WeprePark. Meet and RSPB.
outside Visitor Centre.
WAUN Y LLYN GUIDED CASTLE TO CASTLE THE QUAY
WALK RIVER FESTIVAL
WED 29th AUGUST 2018 WED 29th AUGUST 2018 SUN 9th SEPT 2018
1.30pm - 3.30pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 5pm
Book in advance - Book in advance - Visit the Quay Watermans
01352 703900 01352 703900 Annual River Festival to learn
Come and enjoy a guided Join the rangers to about the coastal heritage of
walk with the local ranger, explore Flintshire’s Connahs Quay, kids activities,
explore the hilltops and countryside on the Wales boats, brik a brac and creepy
wooded valleys of this link path and enjoy the crawlies. Meet at The Kathleen
outstanding area. Meet hidden gem of Caergwrle and May Heritage Centre
main car park and bring a Castle. Meet at Go Connahs Quay.
packed lunch. Outdoors, Saltney and
bring a packed lunch.
16THE BIG DEE DAY THE BIG DEE WAUN Y LLYN
VOLUNTEER LITTERPICK GUIDED WALK
14th & 15th SEPT 2018 SAT 15th SEPT 2018 SUN 16th SEPT 2018
A 48 hour, cross border, 11am - 2pm 11am - 3pm
coastal clean up as part Book in advance - Book in advance -
of our clean sea, Year of 01352 703900 01352 703900
the Sea programme. Get Calling all volunteers come Come and enjoy a guided
a group, get involved. Call and tackle marine plastics walk with the local ranger
Wepre on 01352 703900 for from Saltney to Queensferry exploring one of Flintshire’s
support information and spectacular circular walks.
on this Coastal Ranger led
Meet in the main car park
advice. event. Meet at the Saltney
and bring a packed lunch.
Ferry footbridge and bring
your bikes, wellies and
packed lunch!
WEPRE TREE DAY
SAT 29th SEPT 2018
11am - 3pm
Join the rangers and
conservation team for all
things trees. Guided walks
and talks and much more.
Meeting point, Wepre
Visitors Centre.
17Top 5 Events...
Lighting of the Dragon - Pg 8
Dee Estuary Expedition - Pg 9
Family Beach Day - Pg 9 & Pg 12
Mythfest, Talacre - Pg 10
Connah’s Quay Festival - Pg 11
Artwork by Jan Gardiner
18Year of the Sea
In 2018 we’re celebrating Wales’ outstanding coastline, and inviting
visitors to discover new epic experiences all around our shores, with
special events and attractions throughout the year.
This is our Year of the Sea. The 870-mile Wales Coast Path runs the
whole length of our coastline: the first continuous coastal path of any
country in the world. It passes through seascapes of breath-taking
variety, from flat wetlands to towering cliffs, featuring hundreds of
harbours, coves, inlets and islands – and around 230 beaches.
Wherever you are in Wales, you’re never more than just over an
hour from the sea. So wherever you stay - rural cottage or boutique
hotel, yurt or medieval castle – there’ll be an epic shore nearby. With,
a language and culture that’s the oldest in Britain, a warm Welsh
welcome and food and drink made with skill by passionate people…
this is the greatest coastal experience of 2018. Welcome to our epic
shores.
#Findyourepic
19October, November & December
WINTER FEED WEPRE HALLOWEEN
ORCHARD DAY SPOOKTACULAR
SUN 7th OCT 2018 SUN 14th OCT 2018 SAT 27th OCT 2018
Book in advance - 11am - 3pm 6pm - 9pm
01352 703900 Join the rangers and Book in advance -
Join the rangers in the conservation team for 01352 703900
Visitors Centre and talks about orchard Donations welcome.
build a bird feeder from management, grafting Join the rangers and Friends
Wepre wood to keep demonstrations and apple of Wepre Park to create
our feathered friends full pressing from our local a lantern in the visitors
and warm over winter. orchard. centre, go on a ghostly walk
Bring gloves. Donations through the old hall garden
welcome. and then light your lantern
on The Rosie.
TREE DRESSING TREE WEEK PLANTING WEPRE PARK
FOR SPRING COLOUR CHRISTMAS FAYRE
SUN 25th NOV 2018 SUN 2nd NOV 2018 SUN 2nd DEC 2018
11am - 3pm 11am - 3pm 11am - 3pm
Book in advance - Book in advance - Come to the sixth annual
01352 703900 01352 703900 Christmas Fayre at Wepre
Come and join the ranger Come and help the local Park Visitors Centre. Local
to celebrate trees in the ranger plant trees, clear crafts for sale, make a yule
park with fabric, poems under trees then plant log. Enjoy mince pies and
and imagination. Meet at with wild bulbs to provide
our Christmas tree. Fun for
Etna car park. spring colour. Meet Etna
all!
car park and bring packed
lunch.
20BATTLE’S OVER BEACONS OF LIGHT
SUN 11th NOV 2018
In remembrance of the end of
WW1. Flintshire’s coastal beacons
will join beacons of light around
the country in this special evening
marking the end of 4 years of war.
Check out the Flintshire County
Council website for more beacons
and details.
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Here are 6 essential things to do!
• See the fishermen and their boats at Greenfield Dock
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• Explore Flint Castle and Point
• Visit the Dragon and soak up the views at Bettisfield
• Enjoy the sunset from Connah’s Quay Dock
• Search for shells on Talacre Beach
• Discover our heritage at Connah’s Quay and Point of Ayr
22 Pick up our Discover Rural Flintshire and Discover Flintshire’s Coast leaflets from the
Visitor Centre, Wepre Park. www.flintshire.gov.uk/countrysideDiscover Flintshire’s Coast in The Year of the Sea
Flintshire’s Coast stretches for 25 miles/40km from Chester to Gronant. The Dee
Estuary is a very special place where industry old and new sits alongside historic
gems such as Flint Castle, surrounded by internationally important wildlife. Enjoy
fresh, bracing air and views that change every day with the tides and seasons.
The Story of Flintshire’s Coast
The rich, sheltered waters of the Dee Estuary would have attracted fishermen
thousands of years ago but the first true industry was probably the Romans smelting
lead ore at Oakenholt in around 40AD.
As industry developed along the coast, the estuary became a busy shipping route,
exporting coal, lead and other goods. The first lighthouse was built at Talacre in
1777. Greenfield Dock brought pilgrims to St Winefride’s Well but also served the
industry in Greenfield Valley. Many fine ships were built at Connah’s Quay and by
1900 Flint Port was handling 8429 tons of cargo.
Today many of the old industries have gone and nature continues to soften the scars
on the landscape. Modern, cleaner industries flourish alongside the estuary where
over 130,000 waders and wildfowl spend the winter and everyone can enjoy the new,
improved access to this unique coastline.
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