The land of Offa s Dyke is not in public oownership and so access may be restricted in some sections - not all of the earthworks carry a right of way. A group of members act as local 'lengthsmen' who look after and report problems - each on a specific stretch of the Path. The Information Centre also serves as the Knighton Tourist Information Centre - run by ODA and is supported by the local authorities, Wales Tourist Board and by the Countryside Council for Wales. The professional staff there deal with over 30,000 visitors and enquiries each year. Please write to find out more about membership and sales items.
Personal callers are most welcome.
The ODA and the Path Management Service, hope to relocate to a new adjacent centre in 1998. He will field odd emails and send off introductory information to anyone who is interested and will always try to answer questions about Offa's Dyke, even if he has to search for the answer. Nice to look at after a day's walking and before walking. Phil Andrews' Offa's Dyke Page also came up at the same time. I later discovered when revisiting that page that Walter Trimble had come over from the USA in the summer of 1997 to walk the path northwards.