One man's incessant wanderings, shared so you can follow in my footsteps if you wish.
One man's incessant wanderings, shared so you can follow in my footsteps if you wish.
This gives you an idea of how easy or how tough the walk is.
A walking route promoted by The National Trust, this is a lovely circular walk taking in Coed y Bwnydd hill fort and Clytha Castle. It’s a combination of beautiful county footpaths, some along the river Usk, open fields, hills and…
Starting and finishing in Llantwit Major this is a lovely and gentle circular walk taking in wide open country fields and lanes and a stunning bit of coastline including Nash Point lighthouse and Atlantic College.
A lovely, but at times challenging, circular walk from the lovely town of Crickhowell up to Table Mountain (Crug Hywel) and back down again. You walk up the Cambrian Way and back down the Beacons Way. You have a choice…
The second in my dedicated series of pub walks, this walk starts at Coed-y-Paen where The Carpenters Arms is located. The 6 mile circular walk takes in quiet tracks, footpaths and country lanes with some lovely views and some smallish…
This is a pub walk, it starts and ends very close to the Wheatsheaf Inn, a cosy country pub with a log fire during colder months. At just under 6 miles it offers you a good circular walk with the…
A circular walk taking in some classic English countryside, the possible source of the Thames and ending with the Devil’s Chimney. The walk is largely on well signposted footpaths with the odd short section of country lane or pavement. Parking…