VALENTINE'S Day is fast approaching and couples around Oswestry will be thinking of how they can celebrate.

For some it will mean gifts, others a date or meal.

However some will want to remember their day with their loved on by enjoying the great outdoors.

The Tizer shares five walks in the Oswestry area for couples to enjoy.

Rhiwargor Falls

A 2.4-km circular trail near Oswestry which is popular trail for hiking, running, and walking, but you can still enjoy some solitude.

The trail takes you along Afon Eiddew to the picturesque Rhiwargor Falls, also known as Pistyll Rhyd-y-meinciau which is a lovely spot for a picnic.

Border Counties Advertizer: Rhiwargor Falls, Lake Vyrnwy. Picture by Carl Bellingham (January 2, 2023)

Rhiwargor Falls, Lake Vyrnwy. Picture by Carl Bellingham (January 2, 2023)

Lake Vyrnwy

They say that everyone can hug, but only the Welsh can cwtch.

The Vyrnwy Cwtch at Lake Vyrnwy Hotel & Spa includes luxurious accommodation with Welsh breakfast, £35 per person dinner allocation in its award-winning Tower Restaurant and a bottle of prosecco in your room on arrival.

One night from £169 based on two people sharing a twin/double room. Available for stays until April 6, Sunday to Thursday only.

Picture romantic lakeside walks, watching the sunset over the mountains. Lake Vyrnwy is a perfect location for spending quality time with a loved one in the heart of Wales.

Border Counties Advertizer: Early morning at Lake Vyrnwy. Picture: Stephen Jones

Early morning at Lake Vyrnwy. Picture: Stephen Jones

Oswestry-Morda river walk

This walks takes you to the south of town, through fields and along the river.

It then goes up and back into town through the edge of fields and school playing fields.

This walk offers lovely views and a chance to glimpse the industrial heritage of the area as you pass an old mill in the valley below.

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Pistyll Rhaeadr, Llanrhaeadr

Pistyll Rhaeadr is an enchanting waterfall in the Berwyn Mountains near Llanrhaeadr.

At 240ft (80m) high it is Britain's tallest single-drop waterfall, captivating all who visit her.

Generation after generation take in the spirit and presence of this special place.

Border Counties Advertizer: The stunning Pistyll Rhaeadr near Llanrhaeadr. Picture by Bod 70 Amateur Photography.

The stunning Pistyll Rhaeadr near Llanrhaeadr. Picture by Bod 70 Amateur Photography.

Oswestry Hillfort

To get up to the hill fort you need to climb about 100 wide steps but it is worth the effort.

Once you get to the top you will be rewarded with panoramic views down to south Shropshire and across into Wales and up north to the Cheshire plains.

You should allow a couple of hours to do this at a leisurely pace and appreciate your surroundings.

This walk is for people who want a short walk but be rewarded by visiting an ancient monument and appreciating wonderful views.

Border Counties Advertizer: Old Oswestry Hillfort. Picture by HOOOH.

Old Oswestry Hillfort. Picture by HOOOH

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