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Summary: The Oswestry Round is a delightful yet challenging circular walking route in the areas of Shropshire in England and Powys in Wales which surround the English maket town of Oswestry. The route combines Offa’s Dyke Path and the Montgomery and Llangollen canals to form a circular walk around the picturesque border town. The walk features as an annual charity walk. Places visited on the walk which begins and ends at Lion Quays near Rhoswiel include Chirk Bank, Rhos, Craignant, Carreg-y-big, Baker's Hill, Craig Forda, Trefonen, Moelydd Uchaf, Nantmawr, Port-y-Waen, Pen-y-coed, Blodwel Rock, Llanymynech, Pant, Crickheath, Maesbury Marsh, Queen's Head, Lower Frankton, Hindford and St Martin's Moor.