Places to see

Offa’s Dyke Path - built by Offa, King of Mercia from 757 to 796 A.D, runs from Sedbury, near Chepstow to Prestatyn and offers extensive opportunity for walking, photography, bird watching and enjoying the view.
Betws y Coed - a picturesque village with a wealth of outdoor activities, including white water rafting, climbing and walking; excellent shopping and local crafts
St Asaph - the smallest ancient Cathedral town in Britain, built on the banks of the River Elwy.
Bodelwyddan Castle - an historic house and museum, has summer concerts and many other events
Chester- with a wealth of history, horse racing and great shopping
Llyn Brenig - a beautiful lake, which you can walk around, or go mountain biking or sail on
Llandudno - a sea front resort with a wide range of shops, a variety of theatres and a dry ski slope.
Denbigh - local market town with a small range of shops but a large amount of local history. It has its own castle and museum.
Denbigh and Flintshire Show - held annually, next show 21st August 2008, has wide range of animals on display, show jumping events, craft stalls, machinery, food stalls, to mention but a few
Ruthin - has a castle, a range of shops and a town gaol with an interesting history
Llangollen - famous for the Eisteddfod, the steam railway and excellent local fishing.

Valeside B&B .... spectacular views and more