A Visitor Trail for Wheelchair Users for Machynlleth recreated from an early 1900s Guide
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These recommendations for places a visitor should see first appeared in the Machynlleth Borough Guide in 1911. The trail started at Machynlleth Station and highlighted many of finest buildings in the town.
The trail was explored and recreated in June 2014 by an electric wheelchair user, who photographed the key locations and shares them with you now. The route is largely flat and easily-accessible, but has an occasional narrow pavement or adverse camber where extra care needs to be taken. Surfaces are at their best in the centre of town. Please note, the Vane Hall, at the end of the trail, is now not accessible or viewable from the public street.
This article is taken from a trail that PCW no longer supports. Originally drawn by the creator, the trail has been converted into an image, while the description and items attached remain the same.