Short walks

This walk is mostly inland, although it does take you down to the storm beach of Aber Mawr, with shingle bank formed by gradual rise in sea level after the Ice Age. Wooded valleys, fields and livestock. Can be wet and muddy. 0.3mile on minor road.

• Circular

• Distance: approximately 2.1 miles
• Time: approximately 1 hour

There is a climb at the start of this walk along lanes and field paths to Maesyreglwys (Aberarth Church) and Aberarth. Returning on the Coast Path to Aberaeron. The cliffs are low but liable to be undercut so take care as they can erode rapidly.

• Circular
• Coastal
• Cafe/Pub
• Coastal Path Section

• Distance: approximately 4 miles
• Time: approximately 1 hour, 15 minutes

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

Part dramatic coast, green lanes, fields and livestock, muddy in places; 0.3m minor roads. The great shingle bank at Aberbach was formed as sea levels rose after the last Ice Age. There can be a 1 km detour if stream floods.

• Circular
• Coastal

• Distance: approximately 2.9 miles
• Time: approximately 1 hour, 30 minutes

This walk includes a coastal section with cliff edge; also farm tracks and some minor roads. If you are a family or group, some of you could go east on a longer walk while others go west around Carreg Sampson.

• Circular
• Coastal

• Distance: approximately 2.5 miles
• Time: approximately 1 hour, 30 minutes

Rugged coast, fields and livestock, good views

• Circular
• Coastal

• Distance: approximately 1 miles
• Time: approximately 30 minutes

Walk goes south from Abereiddi along rugged coast then turns inland via fields and livestock, fairly level

• Circular
• Coastal

• Distance: approximately 2.3 miles
• Time: approximately 1 hour

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

Latlon given is for start point; not for parking. Park wherever possible in town and start the walk whichever end suits you best. The cliffs along this route are a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The next third of the walk is through woodland, and the final third crosses farmland. Good paths and minor roads.

• Circular
• Coastal
• Cafe/Pub

• Distance: approximately 3.5 miles
• Time: approximately 2 hours