Wern-Las

The walk up Wern-Las from Welshpool is straightforward enough, though don't expect a dramatic summit. This modest peak sits on the fringe of Mid Wales terrain, offering decent views across Powys when the weather plays ball. The main pull is the walk itself rather than any single knockout vista. It's the sort of place that rewards you for the effort without demanding serious hill-craft or fitness.

You'll find the ascent manageable - nothing technical, more of a steady plod through rough moorland and patchy woodland. The round trip takes a couple of hours if you're moving at a reasonable pace, which makes it solid for a family outing or a half-morning walk before heading into Welshpool for lunch. The paths aren't signposted to death, so bringing a map or downloading the route beforehand saves faff.

Historically there's not much to hang your hat on up there, but the wider landscape tells its story well enough. On a clear day you get a proper sense of how Mid Wales opens out. Tanat Holiday Park sits reasonably close, so this could slot nicely into a longer stay in the area - worth combining with other walks in the region rather than making a special trip on its own. Best visited when the cloud's lifted, which in this part of Wales is worth timing your visit around. Spring and early autumn are your safest bets for decent views.