Circular walks

A very long walk, but it can be broken up into chunks. Follows the very beautiful Aeron Valley. The map marker shows the start of the walk NOT a parking place

• Cafe/Pub

• Distance: approximately 20.365 miles
• Time: approximately 10 hours

Section 5; Part 2 There is a gentle climb on the southern half of this section. No stiles and mostly coastal flats make it quite easy. Pushchairs can be taken on the northern bit.

• Coastal
• Cafe/Pub
• Coastal Path Section

• Distance: approximately 3 miles
• Time: approximately 1 hour, 30 minutes

A moderate walk along the beautiful coastline. In the autumn seal pups are often seen in the small coves along the route.

• Coastal
• Coastal Path Section

• Distance: approximately 8 miles
• Time: approximately 4 hours

Wheelchair accessible asphalt path to old mill with views of bay, with a seat. A steep downhill path, almost all with some gradient.

• Coastal

• Distance: approximately 0.061 miles
• Time: approximately 10 minutes

Section 3; Part 1 High cliffs and secret beaches define this part of the walk. This first section is a surfaced path along the cliff-top; it is moderate. The southern mile is wheelchair friendly.

• Coastal
• Cafe/Pub
• Coastal Path Section

• Distance: approximately 2 miles
• Time: approximately 1 hour

Section 7; Part 1 A moderate part of the path takes you over Constitution Hill with its famous camera obscura. You can cheat and scale the cliff on the funicular railway if you want.

• Coastal
• Cafe/Pub
• Coastal Path Section

• Distance: approximately 1.7 miles
• Time: approximately 1 hour

This is quite a strenuous walk but gives a great mix of terrain. Walk along beach to Saundersfoot if tide is very low; take time to enjoy the woodland section and to see views out to Caldey Island and Gower on a clear day.

• Coastal
• Cafe/Pub
• Coastal Path Section

• Distance: approximately 11.5 miles
• Time: approximately 6 hours

Highlight: Pembroke Castle. This section is easy as it's mostly flat. Lots of bays and estuary inlets or pills, where you might spot interesting birds. It also takes you past the industrial area of Pembrokeshire with its impressive refineries. Some road walking.

• Coastal
• Cafe/Pub
• Coastal Path Section

• Distance: approximately 11 miles
• Time: approximately 5 hours, 30 minutes

A linear walk which covers a variety of territory and takes you past old mines and a mining centre at Llywernog. woollen mill. There are fields, mixed woodland and hillsides with steep climb through Rheidol Gorge. You could do one way by train, including Vale of Rheidol railway.

• Cafe/Pub

• Distance: approximately 18 miles
• Time: approximately 9 hours

Level walking at the edge of the Dyfi Estuary rising over gentle hills, pasture and along woodland trails to village.

• Cafe/Pub

• Distance: approximately 4 miles
• Time: approximately 1 hour, 30 minutes