Views over the north coast of Gower from Pen-clawdd
moderate
Distance 8.2 km
2:19 h
218 m
218 m
119 m
7 m
The largest village on the Gower Peninsula, Pen-clawdd lies at the northern end of a former coal-mining belt that ran along the peninsula’s eastern edge. Despite its industrial past, this is an area no less beautiful than anywhere else on Gower; the wooded valley of the Morlais River is particularly delightful. The high ground behind Pen-clawdd also provides exceptional views along the length of the Loughor Estuary.
Difficulty
moderate
Technique
Stamina
Highest point
119 m
Lowest point
7 m
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Coordinates:
OS Grid
SS 54507 95907
DD
51.643097, -4.104080
DMS
51°38'35.1"N 4°06'14.7"W
UTM
30U 423604 5721920
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Coordinates
OS Grid
SS 54507 95907
DD
51.643097, -4.104080
DMS
51°38'35.1"N 4°06'14.7"W
UTM
30U 423604 5721920
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Difficulty
moderate
Distance
8.2 km
Duration
2:19 h
Ascent
218 m
Descent
218 m
Highest point
119 m
Lowest point
7 m
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