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This trail is a friendly family walk through the Bosherston Lily Ponds which are full of wildlife. You can continue the walk to the beach if you are feeling up to it. For people looking for a more serious trail, you can meet the coastal path and head out to Barafundle Bay. Wonderful way to reconnect with nature.

Enjoy this lovely woodland trail taking you through the trees where you can keep an eye out for wildlife along the scenic paths and out to Ffynone Waterfall where there are views over the water. Here you can take a break to enjoy the scenery before making the trip back. Take care on the rougher sections of this trail, especially in wetter conditions. Appropriate footwear is advised.

Ffynone Waterfall: This area is best seen from the trail. And fortunately for you, there are 1 trails that will get you there, including hiking trails. Whether you're looking to hike, bike, run, or explore the outdoors in other ways. Plan your trip with hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you. No matter how you like to get out in nature, the trails here are perfect for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts at any skill level.

This circular route around Great Castle Head offers sweeping views of the rigged coastline and the historic ports that were founded in the 18th century. You will also encounter Iron Age settlements and is perfect for the history buff. This route is also great for bird enthusiast. You will see a variety of seabirds and other species such as yellowhammers. This is a wonderful walk for a variety of ages.

Plumstone Mountain: This area is best seen from the trail. And fortunately for you, there are 1 trails that will get you there, including hiking trails. Whether you're looking to hike, bike, run, or explore the outdoors in other ways. Plan your trip with hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you. No matter how you like to get out in nature, the trails here are perfect for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts at any skill level.

This trail offers great views on a clear day as you make your way round. This route is best attempted in good weather conditions with clear visibility. Take care along the cliff sections of this trail, staying well back from the edge. Take care along road sections and at road crossings on this trail. But most importantly of all, enjoy reconnecting with nature, breathing in that wonderful fresh air and feeling your body moving and being alive! Enjoy!

This trail offers some great views of the dramatic sea cliffs as it takes you on a relatively easy path along the coast, passing several bays as it heads from Dale to St Ann's Head. There are a few steps up from West Dale Bay, which is the most difficult it gets. The paths can get a little muddy in places after heavy rainfall, so come prepared with appropriate footwear, especially when doing the walk in winter.

Enjoy great views on this beach trail as you make your way along the coast. Keep an eye out for sea birds but please be aware of tide times to ensure safety and access. The car park at the trail head requires a fee while there are also opening and closing times for the country park. There are a number of activities in the wider park, with information available at the visitor centre

Carn Edward: This area is best seen from the trail. And fortunately for you, there are 2 trails that will get you there, including hiking trails. Whether you're looking to hike, bike, run, or explore the outdoors in other ways, AllTrails has 2 scenic trails in the area. Plan your trip with hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you. Carn Edward: Looking for a challenge? Choose from 2 more difficult routes. No matter how you like to get out in nature, the trails here are perfect for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts at any skill level.

Enjoy this undulating route as it takes you across the open hillside to the summits of Foel Feddau and Foel Cwmcerwyn, offering great views on a clear day over the surrounding area. Take care on the rougher and steeper sections of this trail, especially in wetter conditions when the paths become very boggy. Appropriate footwear is required. The trail is also very exposed to the wind so extra layers should be carried.

This is a fantastic path that begins at Pembrey Country Lot's car park. Through the forest, the walk follows sandy trails and forest roads. Along the way, there are picnic tables and seats. The route winds through the woods, following part of the railroad tracks from the former ammo plant. In order to ride a horse in Pembrey Forest, you must first get a permission.

This is a beautiful trail taking in great views on clear day as you make your way from Whitchurch, along the coastal path passing Porth-y-Rhaw Camp, Caerfai Camp, and St Non's Well and Chapel, before heading inland to St David's Cathedral. Enjoy the mix of natural and historic sights but take care on the rougher sections, especially in wetter and windy conditions along the cliffs, as well as along the roads. Appropriate footwear and sun protection are advised for this trail.

Canaston Wood is a great place to go for a walk while enjoying beautiful scenery. This trail explores the woodland, crossing several streams that are great for the dogs to play in on a hot day while the canopy of trees provides plenty of shade. There are many paths to choose from in the woods for those wishing to lengthen or shorten the route. This trail follows a variety of paths, some of which can get muddy when there has been recent rainfall, or overgrown in certain seasons, so appropriate footwear and long trousers are advised.

Enjoy this beautiful coastal trail taking you from the site of Abereiddy fort the St David's Cathedral with amazingviews out to sea on a clear day as make your way past Abereiddy Bay, Aber-pwll, Penbiri, Carn Ffald, and the Bishop's Palace. Take care on the rougher sections, especially in wetter and windy conditions, as well as along the roads. Appropriate footwear, sun protection, and plenty of water are required for this trail. The trailhead has parking, a bus top, and toilets.

With great views out to sea, scenic winding paths, and historic sites, this trail offers a lovely excursion up Carn Llidi, past the chambered tomb, along the coastal tracks to St David's Head, and back to the start across the farm fields. Enjoy the variety of scenery but take care on the rougher sections, especially in wetter and windy conditions. There is also Whitesands Beach to enjoy at the trailhead but please take note of tide times. Appropriate footwear is required for this trail.

This trail takes you along a coastal walk from near Maenorbyr to East Moor Cliff and returns inland. There are some steep hilly sections along the way, but you’re rewarded by the sight of the beautiful bay. This is a beautiful walk with nice easy paths and stunning views that makes for a perfect family outing.

This is a route that follows a public right of way path starting from the end of a lane. Tucked away in this quiet part of south Wales is the Daugleddau estuary, where the two Cleddau (east and west) Rivers meet. It is a pretty area of fields and dense woods and the variable water level can make for more interesting views. Your best bet for parking is layby at the end of the lane right where the route begins. And, if you want a longer walk, there are paths that continue on the other side of the road from the turnaround point.

Freshwater West is a mecca for Harry Potter fans, as this is where Dobby the house elf died and was buried. His “grave” is on the dunes. This is also where Shell Cottage stood. This is a fragile landscape to please treat with care. Freshwater West is one of the top surfing locations in Wales. It has a strong swell and currents so is not suitable for beginners or inexperienced swimmers. This beautiful beach has an extensive number of dunes along the edge of the beach. The sand dunes are fragile and under protection, so no camping or barbecuing is allowed in this area.

This trail, which begins in a beautiful bay, is all about having a wonderful time with the local wildlife, flora and terrain. The views are breathtaking, and there are many activities available on the trails. The city section has facilities, which is good to know, especially if you have little ones with you.

Enjoy beautiful views and scenic paths as you make your way from Pwllgwaelod, across the farmlands to Dinas Cross and Aberfforest Beach, and along the coastal cliffs past Traeth Mawr and Dinas Head. Take your time along this great trail, but take care on the rougher sections, especially in wetter and windy conditions along the exposed cliff paths. Appropriate footwear is required. There are also sections of roads where you will need to be aware of vehicles.