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 walk will challenge someone with poor levels of fitness, but you should still be able to complete it as long as you give yourself plenty of time and have some breaks along the way. Moderate walks can be longer, but still largely flat, or they can be quite short but have lots of uphill and downhill sections.
This circular walk of Llandegfedd Lake follows established paths and is a promoted route so signage is generally good and easy to follow. You can walk this clockwise or anti-clockwise and part of it is shut over the winter months due…
A beautiful circular walk through a forested valley taking in some stunning views and a real sense of scale that reminds you how the Valleys can sometimes feel like a wilderness. The walk is largely on good forest trails and…
A largely gentle circular walk starting and ending at the beautful St Briavels. Features some lovely footpaths, classic country lanes and quintessential English countryside. The route follows as many footpaths as possible with some country lanes for certain sections –…
This route has some issues as the first footpath vanishes into overgrowth and requires you walking up a hill and over a gate to access the country lane. Then the next off-road section can be very overgrown with bracken. The…
A lovely circular walk through a variety of forest, woodland and beautiful Welsh countryside. Following good footpaths – including a small section of the Cambrian Way – this is a route that offers a range of alternative paths to get…
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…