The Wales Coast Path from Aberporth continues on the former Ceredigion Coast Path towards Aberteifi / Cardigan. This is the final section of the coastal path in Ceredigion before it joins the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. The section shouldn’t be taken lightly as its around 20km in length, and over 600m of ascent, plus a couple …
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The Wales Coast Path from Cei Newydd / New Quay continues on the former Ceredigion Coast Path towards Aberporth and again shows how tough coastal walking can be. This section is over 20km and has almost 900m of ascent, which is the equivalent of a good day in the mountains! Cei Newydd / New Quay …
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The Wales Coast Path from Aberaeron continues on the former Ceredigion Coast Path towards Cei Newydd or New Quay. This is a shorter section, which makes logistics easier if you wanted a shorter previous or following day. Aberaeron to Cei Newydd / New Quay Aberaeron, with it’s colourful houses, is one of the most instantly …
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The Wales Coast Path from Aberystwyth to Aberaeron continues on the former Ceredigion Coast Path. The route is lengthy, but there are options to cut this section short in numerous places along the way at Llanrhystud and Llannon. Aberystwyth to Llanrhystud Aberystwyth is both University town and a seaside resort, and also boasts the usual …
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The Wales Coast Path used to divert far inland at Penrhyndeudraeth, with a good 17km yomp to reach Llandecwyn on the other side of the Afon Dwyryd. That’s now hardly a half hour walk thanks to the new bridge – Bont Briwet and one you’ll miss on the Porthmadog to Harlech section of the coast …
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The Wales Coast Path from Borth to Aberystwyth follows the former Ceredigion Coast Path and unlike the previous two sections, is some proper coastal walking again. This is a short section, but spectacular with clifftop walks all the way to Aberystwyth. Borth to Clarach Heading south from Borth, you may be lucky enough to see …
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The section of Wales Coast Path from Machynlleth to Borth is as non-coastal as the previous day from Aberdyfi to Machynlleth. Heading for the nearby hills and valleys, it’s nonetheless a scenic route that serves it’s purpose to get you back on the coast proper at Borth. Machynlleth to Tre’r Dol The historic town of …
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The Wales Coast Path from Porthmadog to Harlech can now be completed in a day quite easily now that the Bont Briwet across the Dwyryd has opened. It previously involved a lengthy inland detour via Maentwrog which is still a worthy circular walk and one we’ll be adding soon. The walk visits the famous village …
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This stretch of the Wales Coastal Path between Harlech and Barmouth has extensive sections along sandy beaches, but also a number of inland diversions where there’s no current access and to avoid the Artro’s estuary. The final section involves a long section of pavement along the A496 into Barmouth. Harlech to Llanbedr While Harlech Castle …
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From Barmouth, the Wales Coast Path heads south to Llwyngwril. Crossing the Mawddach estuary is made easier as you can cross Pont Abermaw / Barmouth Bridge, rather than the long detour to Dolgellau that you’d otherwise need to walk. Though there’s been a dispute between the local council and Network Rail about public access to …
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This section of the Wales Coastal Path between Llwyngwril and Aberdyfi takes an initially hilly approach before closing the Afon Dysynni at a new footbridge on the way to Tywyn. Finally following the coast into Aberdyfi (Aberdovey). At this point, you can see the seaside resort of Borth across the Dyfi barely a kilometre away …
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The Wales Coastal Path from Aberdyfi (Aberdovey) to Machynlleth takes us far inland, parallel to the Dyfi Estuary as opposed to the coast. At the last two major estuaries of the Dwyryd and Mawddach, the walker had the luxury of using bridges as a shortcut, while here you’ll need to wear shoe leather in order …
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The Wales Coastal Path takes the walker along the entire Welsh coast. Here’s the section between Porthaethwy / Menai Bridge and Caernarfon. We’ve done it in that way as you’d be using the bridge in order to connect with the Anglesey Coastal Path, before continuing, turning the 20km or so between Bangor and Caernarfon into …
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The Wales Coastal Path from Caernarfon on to Clynnog isn’t the most spectacular, with a far too substantial section following a busy main road. However, there are still plenty of highlights along the way, with the less rugged coastline providing habitat for wetland birds. There’s also Caernarfon Castle, the Menai Straits and Dinas Dinlle as …
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The Wales Coastal Path from Clynnog to Porthdinllaen is a real mixed bag, in a good way. It starts off on the main road, albeit on a decent cycletrack beside it, before ascending relentlessly to around 400m and descending just as rapidly back to sea level at Nant Gwrtheyrn. There’s some coastal woodland along Porth …
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The section of Wales Coast Path from Porthdinllaen on to Porth Oer (or Whistling Sands or Porthoer – just don’t get into an argument online about which one if you actually have something useful to do with your time) follows a varied rocky coastline with numerous coves and beaches to explore. While most of these …
This Llyn Peninsula section of the Wales Coastal Path from Porth Oer (Whistling Sands) to Aberdaron is the highlight of this section of the long distance path. A wonderful coastal walk awaits all the way to the end of the Llyn Peninsula and Mynydd Mawr, before turning left for Aberdaron. While this leg is relatively …
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From Aberdaron, the Wales Coast Path heads back east via the higher ground at Rhiw, Porth Neigwl (Hell’s Mouth), Bwlch Tocyn and on to the seaside resort of Abersoch. There’s a mix of good coastal walking and some unwelcome inland diversions that detract somewhat from this section were it all along the coast. That said, …
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The section of Wales Coast Path from Abersoch to Pwlheli is reasonably short, making it an ideal opportunity to explore and spend time at either of the resorts either end, or at Llanbedrog at the half way point. Thankfully, there’s no road walking on this section, with the path keeping as close to the coast …
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The Wales Coast Path from Pwlheli on to Porthmadog is a more sedate section, with low sand dunes and beaches rather than rugged clifftop walking. There’s one section of road walking, and a few diversions off the coast, but other than that keeps close to the coast. Pwllheli to Cricieth The first section leaves Pwllheli …
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The section of Wales Coast Path between Menai Bridge and Red Wharf Bay is a long section with any shorter versions either providing logistical problems or resulting in a short first leg to Biwmares. That option does give the walker the opportunity to explore this fascinating town and castle, and would make an ideal ‘rest’ …
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The Wales Coast Path between Red Wharf Bay, Benllech and Amlwch now brings the walk firmly onto the coast. With a combination of seaside villages, sandy beaches and clifftop walking, this is what coastal walking is all about! The first section from Red Wharf Bay takes you around the headland and towards Benllech and the …
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The Wales Coast Path from Amlwch to Cemaes covers some interesting terrain as well as some man made features from the old bromine works outside Amlwch to the Porth Wen Brickworks. It’s a short section, but other than Porth Llechog / Bull Bay – you’ll see no towns or villages during the walk. Amlwch is …
The section of rugged coastline of North West Anglesey is one of our favourite sections of the Wales Coast Path in North Wales. It’s certainly a remote section compared to others, with no facilities to be found between Cemaes and Porth Swtan. The first section of Wales Coast Path from Cemaes at least gets the …
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