An out-and-back wander across the spine of the Preseli Hills, Pembrokeshire's only significant range of hills which come under care of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The walk starts at the pass of Bwlch Gwynt (am...
Near excellent cheese shop and free parking next to pub. Views are fantastic once you get to higher ground.
Lovely walk including lots of areas of landscape. Some marshy areas-wear waterproof shoes. Best on a clear day to appreciate the view. Free parking at start.
The Carmarthen Ramblers were led on a five and a half mile circular walk that incorporated Foel Cwmcerwyn on the Preseli Mountain range. Some members of the Pembrokeshire Ramblers joined them on the walk that covered qua...
Share your location with friends and loved ones during an activity.
Get Wikiloc Premium Upgrade to remove Ads
4.0
An easy walk on good tracks. At the start you pass tiny quarry worker cottages, disused quarries and buildings, then the rest of the walk is through forestry land. There are pools, waterfalls, red kites and spectacular v...
Easy route through managed woodland, some nice scenery, alot of the same.
23km hike across the Preselis. Started out a pretty clear day but after half way the weather came in with snow and hail. Good day, good traverse. Very boggy route.
Car park start point then ridge walk mostly with sea views at times. Finished in Crymych.
Walk_3466
A scenic route along the foothills of the Preseli Mountains. Prehistoric remains abound including standing stones, a stone circle and sites of ancient battles
Walk_3466
Foel Cwmcerwyn final peak via highpoints near this summit. Pint in Tavern Sinc to finish.
A great hint to help you choose your outdoor gear and clothing!
Get Wikiloc Premium Upgrade to remove Ads
Show map
