Llanymynech

Montgomery Canal

A unique opportunity to discover our industrial past!

Llanymynech was once an important centre for industry, producing a lot of lime. The lime was transported by canal and the Montgomery canal along with the Hoffmann Kiln still provides reason too visit today, and is an important heritage site.

What is there to do?

• Llanymynech Wharf Visitor Centre - Open Sunday and Bank Holiday afternoons, 2.00 – 4.30pm between Easter and end of September, and Saturday afternoons in July and August
• Guided Tours
• Walks - Including the Hoffman Hike
• Picnic area
• Nature trail
• Boat trips
• Lime kilns and inclined tramways
• Refreshments

Want to know more?

Visit the Llanymynech websitefor more information about the website.

Visit the Shropshire council website for more information on the heritage of the area.

Visit Waterscape to discover more about the Montgomery Canal.

What about schools and groups?

If you're organising a trip to Llanymynech, don't forgot to look at the visit planning document and water safety challenge. You may also want to contact the WOW team for further advice, or contact the visitor centre direct to arrange a group visit.

There are a number of resources available:

Get an education pack at www.llanymynech.org.uk

KS2 Heritage Trail is available here