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This event, running for its fourth year will feature movie themed scarecrows and raises funds for the continued development of the new play park.
Trail maps, costing £2, will be available from Bunners between Saturday 26th October and Saturday 2nd November.
Clare Jones, one of the Trail organisers, said, "We hope to see lots of visitors coming to Montgomery to complete the trail and to be entered into the draw to win some of the wonderful prizes!"
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