BorderLands Walking Series
- 20th August
- 30th August
About This Event
Each walk has been carefully mapped by Sarah Price and will be led by a different artist, offering unique perspectives in response to the theme of Borders. Together, these walks explore the landscapes, histories and lived experiences that shape this border region.
Participants are also warmly invited to explore the exhibition at the Castle at the end of the walks, extending the experience and offering further insight into the themes encountered along the way (admission charges apply).
About Sarah Price Hiking: Sarah Price is passionate about connecting people with the landscapes of the England–Wales border. For her, walking is more than a physical activity, it can be a healing and transformative experience.
A qualified Walk Leader, fully insured, and certified in Outdoor and Mental Health First Aid, she ensures every walk is safe, welcoming and enjoyable. Sarah leads routes through valleys, woodlands, moorland and hills, from gentle, accessible paths to more challenging terrain.
Drawing on the area’s rich history and natural beauty, she invites both experienced hikers and first-time walkers to explore and connect with the outdoors together.
The BorderLands Walking Series is funded by Arts Council Wales as part of the BorderLands programme (15 May – 31 August 2026). BorderLands is presented in partnership with Hay Castle. Made possible thanks to funding from The de Laszlo Foundation, The Colwinston Charitable Trust 30th Anniversary Fund and Arts Council England.
Event Details
Admission / Ticket Info:
Ticket price: £7.50 Free for under 18’s All welcome, booking essential
Disabled Access:
These walks are leisurely, but will sometimes take us off the beaten track. Upon booking your first walk, Sarah Price will take details about your health and any access requirements.
Disabled Facilities:
There is an accessible toilet on the ground floor near the café and a further one on the first floor. There is no parking at the Castle, you can park in the disabled bays in Oxford Road carpark.
