Ranger led estate guided walk at Chirk Castle
Put on your walking boots and join our volunteer ranger for a tour of the Chirk Castle estate.
- Booking essential
- Free event
Learn more about the 480-acre Chirk Castle estate by joining our ranger volunteer for a guided walk.
The walks take place on 28 August, 11 September and 25 September at 11am.
They will cover some interesting areas of natural history and will last approximately 1.5 hours each. Please wear suitable walking shoes/boots and dress according to the weather.
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply if you wish to visit the castle and garden.
Times
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895 Each walk is limited to 12 people.
- Suitability
Not suitable for very young children or prams.
- Meeting point
Meet on the grassed area by the kiosk down at Home Farm, a short distance from the Ticket Office.
- What to bring and wear
Wear sensible walking shoes/boots. Dress according to the weather. You may also need to bring an umbrella and waterproof coat.
- Accessibility
This walk takes place on uneven grassland and is unsuitable for wheelchairs, visitors with limited mobility and prams/pushchairs.
- Other
This is a free event but normal admission rates apply if you wish to visit the castle and garden.
Upcoming events
Summer of Play of Chirk Castle
This summer, get ready to jump, climb and weave your way through straw bales at Chirk Castle’s Summer of Play Medieval knights' training camp
Summer fun in reopened East Wing of Chirk Castle
This summer, explore the castle's East Wing in a way never experienced before. Enjoy a range of indoor family friendly activities - whatever the weather.
Guided Bat Walks at Chirk Castle
Our bat walks are back! Come and meet Chirk Castle's bat population on this guided walk led by our Ranger Team who will talk all about the bats' habitat, food and the conservation challenges we face.
Discover the Pied Flycatcher with Chirk Castles rangers
Join us for an exciting event where you will learn about Chirk Castle's resident Pied Flycatchers and the teams ongoing nest box project.