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Dunster originated as “Dunn’s Torre”, a craggy fortification overlooking the Bristol Channel which William the Conqueror …
Along this Bannau Brycheiniog / Brecon Beacons waterfall walk, if you are very lucky you may spy a ring ouzel, and certainly dippers …
This is Phil Sproson’s Walk high between Chinley and Edale Railway Stations.
A lovely walk at Solva is one of the most attractive coastal settlements in Pembrokeshire with an old port and village behind its sheltered harbour.
This short circular walk is based on the rather scattered village of St. Ishmael’s, including Monk Haven and a delightful length of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path …
The coast in the St. David’s area is magnificent numerous rocky coves, sea cliffs crowned with gorse and swathes of wild flowers …
A varied circuit, linking the delightful St Bride’s Haven, a length of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, Musselwick Sands and Marloes village …
An attractive path to Haroldston West, rising along a wooded valley, is combined with a section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path …
This comparatively long walk follows the Pembrokeshire Coast Path around the peninsula adjacent to the village of Dale …
Grange over Sands is a pleasant small town terraced across a hillside overlooking the huge expanse of Morecambe Bay, with wonderful views over the bay and out to sea.
Eggerslack Wood is a well diversified woodland, covering a large area of hillside.