UPCOMING EVENTS
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The Man v Horse Marathon began in June 1980 following a chat over a pint in the Neuadd Arms Hotel. The then Landlord, Gordon Green overheard two men discussing the relative merits of men and horses. The enterprising Gordon, never one to miss an opportunity to promote Llanwrtyd Wells and improve business at his hotel, decided to put it to the test. And so began Green Events and its first, longest standing and now internationally acclaimed event, The Man...

These walks follow in the footsteps of the Drovers of old who used to drive their sheep, cattle or geese across the mountains to the market towns of England and Wales.

If you are looking for unique, wacky and physically challenging, this is the event for you!
The idea is to cycle along the bottom of a 6ft deep peat bog wearing a mask and snorkel and get back in the quickest time!
The bike used is specially prepared with a lead filled frame and water filled tyres to ensure grip on the pond bottom. The snorkeller/cyclist wears a lead weight belt to avoid floating off the bike! Scuba Drivers are...

The Bog Triathlon first ran in 2005, following a demand for more dirty fun around our famous Waen Rhydd Bog
The event - the most unusual in the Triathlon calender starts with a 7.5 mile (6mile for juniors) run followed by 2 lengths of the 60 yard peat bog trench and then a 19 mile (12 miles for juniors) mountain cycle. The event is open to individuals and relay teams.

COMPLETED EVENTS
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Lt Col The Lord Crawshaw of Aintree O.B.E., T.D., D.L., was a great friend and fellow walker of Llanwrtyd Wells Walking Club. This annual memorial walk has been organised in his honour to recognise his contribution to walking in Wales

Participants follow one of 3 waymarked routes - 10,15 or 25 miles - all starting from the Llanwrtyd square. There is a badge and certificate for all who finish plus spectacular scenery, good company, and the warmest of...

The Saturnalia was the major annual festival of the Romans held in December or January each year. It was an event of unrestrained merry making when slaves were temporarily released and reversed roles with their masters and enjoyed the Bacchanalian Frolics and fun, including games.

The Saturnalia has a plethora of winter warmer beers and wines with a roman flavour. There also an abundance of special Roman foods from recipes by Apicius such as Lumbuli Assi Ita Fiunt (Roast stuffed testicles).

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Work off the excesses of Xmas and the New Year at our Saturnalia Wobble which takes place alongside our Saturnalia Beer Festival and Chariot Racing events. Roman Costume will get you in the mood and may win you a prize. The mountain cycling for the wobble starts at 10am (registration from 9am) - with ales available at the checkpoints along waymarked routes of 15, 25 and 35 miles.

Alongside the Saturnalia Beer Festival the Saturnalia Ramble offers the chance for you Roman gladatorial types to get to grips with some challenging walking through some magnificent mid wales scenery with the Welsh Winter weather and the finest of Welsh hospitality and Welsh brewed Ales and Ciders. The walks vary in length - with 10,15 and 25 mile circuits along local old Roman roads and through beautiful countryside using farm and forest paths, small tracks, paths or open fields....