Shhh... Situated on the edge of England and Wales, North East Wales spans three beautiful, but very different counties: Denbighshire, Flintshire and Wrexham.

We want to invite you to discover the areas' hidden gems as part of a press trip suited to solo travellers, couples, families or adventure seekers.

Our bespoke press trips will be tailored for you and your readers, and one or two night's accommodation can be included as part of the trip.

Start your journey to experience ten of the best kept secrets of North East Wales including:

1. Stay at a Country House B&B in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty & World Heritage Site

Looking for a genuine alternative to a country house hotel? Geufron Hall offers four stylish and contemporary bedrooms which each have their own individual character, providing a home-from-home but with an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty as your back garden.

With stunning views of the Vale of Llangollen, Geufron Hall is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and World Heritage Site. Sit out on the paved terraces and explore the extensive gardens, after enjoying a freshly prepared breakfast with produce from local suppliers and the B&Bs own hens.

 2. Glamp the Hot Tub Safari Way

If you want to experience the true outdoors of North Wales, uncover the hidden gem that is Pentre Mawr Country House.

Unlike anything else in North Wales, stay in a secluded canvas lodge with a king sized large bed, free standing baths and your very own private terrace with a hot tub.

The five star country house also offers suites and four poster romantic bedrooms, ideal for a weekend getaway. Set in 200 acres of meadows and woodlands in the Vale of Clwyd, Pentre Mawr serves breakfast in the morning room or on the Georgian terrace, before leaving you free to explore the surrounding Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

3. Visit one of the largest privately owned Organic Farms in the UK

The Rhug Estate in Denbighshire is one of the largest Organic Farms in the UK, privately owned by Lord Newborough.

Heaven on earth for foodies, Rhug's award winning farm produces the finest organic meat, as well as gourmet pies and pâté.

Discover the Rhug Estate farm shop and collect a hamper of the finest organic meats and delicious, locally sourced produce. We will also book you a table at the Bison Grill, the restaurant nestled next to the farm that boasts a menu with a real focus on seasonal produce and fresh organic meat.

You will also have the opportunity to enjoy a Rhug Estate Farm Walk, guiding you past the river Dee and by ancient hawthorn bushes and on to stunning views of Pont Melin-Rug. Then enjoy getting close to bisons, lambs, cattle and poultry that enjoy the very best living conditions, so that you can see for yourself the field to plate operation.

4. Revel in True Beauty of the Clwydian Range

The Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is the perfect place for a weekend walk to escape the city.

This unmistakable chain of summits, many clad in purple heather moorland, is topped with Britain's most dramatically situated Iron Age hill forts.

Right at the centre of the Range is Loggerheads Country Park, where you can experience amazing views on the circular Cliff Top Trail. A 1 ½ mile stroll along the River Alyn, through rich woodland and across limestone cliffs. 

5. Take a Boat Trip Across Pontcysyllte Aqueduct & Llangollen Canal

Visit Word Heritage site, Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Llangollen Canal, to see what was once the tallest canal boat crossing in the world when it was built by Thomas Telford in 1805.

Join a boat trip across the historic Pontcysllte Aqueduct, and along the Llangollen canal to take in views of the beautiful River Dee Valley.

6. Explore Plas Newydd

Set on the shores of the Menai Strait amidst breathtakingly beautiful scenery, explore the enchanting mansion and gardens of Plas Newydd, whilst taking in spectacular views of Snowdonia.

For those interested in the mysterious history of the country house, visit the military museum which contains relics from the First Marquess of Anglesey's tenure, who commanded the cavalry at the Battle of Waterloo.

7. Discover Erddig Hall

Widely acclaimed as one of Britain's finest historic houses, National Trust property, Erddig Hall is a fascinating yet unpretentious early 18th-century country house reflecting the upstairs downstairs life of a gentry family over 250 years.

Set against a romantic landscaped park, you can uncover a treasure trove of secluded fine antique furniture and paintings and a must visit in North Wales 

8. Visit Edward I's Welsh Castle

Another National Trust venue is Chirk Castle where you can experience a unique insight into Welsh history.

This magnificent medieval fortress is the last Welsh castle from the reign of Edward I that's still lived in today and features a tower and dungeon set against the backdrop of award winning gardens.

9. Go on a two-wheel adventure in Coed Llandegla Forest 

For adrenaline junkies looking for some adventure, take part in a mountain bike trail or walk in Coed Llandegla Forest.

Spanning 650 hectarres, Coed LLandegla Forest offers mountain biking trails suitable for beginners and family groups, more challenging routes for experienced bikers and a choice of picturesque walking trails.

10. Experience a foodie trail in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

The Clwydian Range Food Trail is an exciting way to discover the gastronomic delights in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and go on a wintery expedition at the same time.

Perfect for foodies, this trail showcases some of the most spectacular views from Loggerheads through to the picturesque market towns.

Visit the selection of award winning producers along this trail that are not to be missed for a well-deserved treat. On the trail you'll discover fresh meat at Williams Butchers, a relaxing Caffi Florence where you can put your feet up and that all important stop, Denbigh Chocolate Shop – a perfect indulgence after building up an appetite.

For further information, visit:  www.northeastwales.co.uk

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For further press information, please contact Jenni Bamford or Holly Skelton on 0161 238 9400

 jbamford@webershandwick.com / hskelton@webershandwick.com