Forestry Commission and
Powys County Council
The Kerry Ridgeway
Simon Holt Marketing Services researched, designed and produced
this 20pp walkers guide book (A5) for the Kerry Ridgeway. This
is a fifteen mile walk, horse or mountain bike ride following
the oldest known routeway in Wales, stretching from the fringe
of the Cambrian Mountains to the sublime countryside of the Welsh
Marches. It runs from Bishop's Castle to a place called Cider
House Farm. In addition to the guide book SHMS also designed
some new Interpretation Panels and Viewpoint Displays.
From prehistoric constructions to today's technology, the
text, photographs and sketches reveal the intimate and intricate
history of the area, enlivened by identification of the distant
views to be had from the roof of mid-Wales. All material is in
Welsh and English.
The Kerry Ridgeway booklet can be
purchased from:
Countryside Services
Powys County Council
Fiveways
Llandrindod Wells
Powys
LD1 5ES
Tel: 01597 827500.
Writer Neil Coates on the Kerry Ridgeway.
Interpretation Panels
and Viewpoint Displays
Simon Holt Marketing Services researched and designed new
Interpretation/Orientation Panels and 270-degree Panorama Viewpoint
Displays for Powys County Council (Countryside Services) and
the Forestry Commission...
The Orientation Panels are located at key access
points along the route.
One of the Orientation Panels in-situ at the new
car park area near Cider House
To view a copy
of one of the Kerry Ridgeway Orientation Panels (Adobe Acrobat
.PDF format) click here.
The new Viewpoint Cairn near Two Tumps.
A new Viewpoint Cairn was constructed adjacent to 'Two Tumps'
on Kerry Ridge, near the Cider House end of the route. A new
car park and access point was also opened recently. The three
graphics panels on the Two Tumps Viewpoint Cairn cover a 270-degree
panorama.
To view a
copy of the three Kerry Ridgeway Two Tumps Viewpoint Panorama
Display Panels (Adobe Acrobat .PDF format) click here.
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