This is a Trail Magazine walk from the sleepy border town of Kington in the heart of the Marches.
Apart from leaving and returning to Kington on road and a bit more road to connect to Hergest Ridge, this is all on waymarked paths(mostly Offa's Dyke Path) and looks a great exploration of the old county of Radnorshire to the north-west of Kington.

Distance: 11.2 miles(18.1 km)
Ascent: 2247 feet(685 metres)

**Description from Trail Magazine**

The sleepy town of Kington stands at the gateway to Wales, where the gentle country to the east gives way to the big, inviting hills that border Powys and carry Offa’s Dyke Path. Spend a little time exploring the town, then brace yourself for a strenuous climb up Bradnor Hill. As you head across Rushock Hill, you come to the first proper earthworks of Offa’s Dyke. Rounded hills, river valleys and this ancient ridge set the tone for this walk, and along the way you’ll encounter some breathtaking views.

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A Marches Circuit from Kington:Rounded Hills, River Valleys, an ancient Ridge

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