Llanhennock Circular
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…
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.
Category Walks by County
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A Roman ramble
Caerleon is well worth a visit for the Roman ruins, independent shops and plenty of places to eat and drink. This 6.5 miles circular walk takes you through town and then circles around it on footpaths that open up broad…
The Devil’s Pulpit
An interesting walk taking in old railway lines, a lengthy tunnel, a ruined church, Tintern Abbey and The Devil’s Pulpit.
Wilderness Walking
A wonderful figure of 8 walk on Mynydd y Lan, a wonderfully wild and peaceful hill in the South Wales Valleys. This walk is part of ‘The Miners’ list, my personal list of the 40 best hills in South Wales.
The Winding Wheel
A lovely little walk on a very peaceful hill taking in a lonely trigpoint – accompanied by a fine CEN bench – some industrial relics and the photogenic winding wheel. You can park in a few different places, but I…
The Quieter Beacons
A wonderful walk starting beneath Craig Cerrig-Glesiad and taking you to that mountain summit and the nearby mountain summit of Fan Frynach. Parking is free, but limited. However, most of the time this is a peaceful place and you will…