Its all about getting out!

Over the next 4 years Denbighshire County Council along with a host of community groups are going to encourage people to get out and enjoy Rhyl for all it is worth.  Opportunities to use local sand, surf and tera firma we be available for youth at risk disengagement and young mothers free of charge, while at the same time providing recreational opportunity for the growing term break day trip tourists.

Rhyl Beaches:

Sand Volleyball courts to go in:

Sand Sailing and Kite Sailing (2008)

Marine Lake:

Public Access Canadian Canoes.
Expanded watercraft lessons in sailing, kayaking canoeing and MORE

Cycle Paths:

Free bike use program for residence over term breaks from:

Climbing and Daytrips:

As a resource to schools and community groups, a portable climbing wall will make its way around the town for students to taste something out of the ordinary.  During term and seasonal breaks the wall will be situated on the prom for easier access for all.

How does this work?

Simple!  Starting January 2007 local students will have opportunity to sign up for a Mentro Allan Rhyl Card at their local school or community agency.  Students who have a MARC card will not be charge for the above mentioned activities, while those without cards will need to pay for services.  This will provide a host of new things for local residence to participate in while visitors can enjoy the same cutting edge activities, but at a fee to support the programme.