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Drover Holidays is based in the town of Hay-on-Wye, which lies just inside Wales. View a location map of our bike hire centre.
If you are travelling from London, take the M4 as far as Junction 24 (Newport). Next take the A449 and the A40 to Crickhowell, passing through Abergavenny on your way. After Crickhowell, turn right onto the A479 to Talgarth, and then take the A4079 which is signposted to Hay on Wye. Turn right onto the A438, and remain on that road (which becomes the B4350) until you reach Hay. The total distance is 150 miles (240 km)
From Birmingham, take the A456 as far as Tenbury Wells, then the A4112. Stay on this road, which becomes the A44 as it passes through Leominster, and then reverts to the A4112. Shortly after passing through Kinnersley, follow the signposts for the A438. Take this road as far as Clyro, turning left onto the B4351 for the final couple of miles to Hay-on-Wye.
For detailed directions from anywhere in the UK, click here. If you book your holiday with us, we will provide full directions in your confirmation letter.
Sadly Hay-on-Wye is not served by trains, the closest stations being Hereford (22 miles/35 km to the east), Builth Wells (19 miles/ 30 km to the north-west) and Abergavenny (27 miles/43 km to the south). On guided and self-guided tours, pick-up from the railway station nearest to the tour departure point is included, and we also drop you off at the end of your trip so you can take the train home.
To check train times, fares and for information on any train journey in the UK, visit National Rail Enquiries or call 08457 48 49 50 (+44 20 7278 5240 from overseas).
The nearest airport is Cardiff International (70 miles/110 km to the south). Airport transfers can be arranged through local taxi firm Ride & Hike, which provides a pick-up and drop-off service for walkers and cyclists, with space for up to 6 bicycles.
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