Hikes & Walks In Dyfed

This walk takes you through the wild and lovely nature of the south coast of Pembrokeshire - high above the cliffs where thousands of birds nest, through small coves and beaches and past a picturesque lily pond.

A coast to Coast Mountain walk. From Cardiff to Conwy traversing much of the highest, wildest and most scenically beautiful parts of Wales. The route is approximately 479 km (298 miles) with a total ascent of 22,460 m (73,700 ft)

This is a ramble for people on mobility scooters. A bracing ramble along a section of the Wales Coast Path.  Great views of the Green Bridge of Wales, Stack Rocks, bird colony and rock climbers.

This is a ramble for mobility scooters from Blackpool Bridge and Mill to Slebech Park Estate. Follow the  Eastern Cleddau river (Cleddau Ddu) as it changes from fast-flowing stream to broad estuary. Take lunch on the terrace of Georgian Slebech Hall overlooking the remains of the Norman church tower.

A walk around the coast of Marloes Peninsula South Pembrokeshire, visiting Marloes Sands and following the Wales Coast Path for much of the way

A walk from Tenby in South Pembrokeshire, following the Wales Coast Path along South Beach to Giltar Point, and then along the clifftops

A ramble for users of mobility scooters - Walking with Wheels. A scenic ramble in a remote area of the Brecon Beacons. Some minor road work at the start and end otherwise on compacted forestry haul roads.

A walk around Strumble Head, one of the best places on the North Pembrokeshire coast for sealife watching, and a climb up Garn Fawr for views along the cliffs

31C: South-West Wales Little visited hills on the northern edge of Myherin Forest with return on forest tracks.

The circular Usk Reservoir walk is a relatively easy circular route offering plentiful reservoir and mountain views, ideally suited for families and dog walkers alike.