Walks on the Cardigan Bay Coast

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Casgliad o 20 o deithiau cerdded ar hyd arfordir Bae Ceredigion. Yn cynnwys mapiau a chyfarwyddiadau clir a manwl, ynghyd â gwybodaeth ddiddorol am hanes a mannau o ddiddordeb lleol.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

A collection of 20 walks exploring the Cardigan Bay Coast. Comprising clear and detailed maps and directions, including information about points of local interest and history.

Dosbarthu

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Dispatch

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Adolygiad y Cyhoeddwr / Publisher Review

There have been some exciting developments along the Cardigan Bay coast since 2001 when the first book of 15 circular coastal walks was published. This wonderful coastline still remains relatively unexplored, but since 2008 there has been a continuous 60 mile coastpath and it’s proved to be a major attraction. There has been a considerable amount of work undertaken to improve people’s enjoyment of the route, and some work such as removing stiles in favour of kissing-gates is still on-going. A Kittiwake guide to the long-distance walk from the coastal town of Cardigan to the stunning National Nature Reserve on the Dyfi estuary was published in 2009 and continues to be very popular. The route passes through small villages and towns, each with their own unique character, and it is these villages that form the base for this second book on the Cardigan Bay Coast, published to coincide with the opening of the Wales Coast Path. Twenty circular walks, which range from 1 – 6 miles (1½ km – 9½ km), have been selected, all starting and finishing on the coast. The choice demonstrates the wonderful variety of this coastline – you can walk along the gorge at Cilgerran; admire the views from the Iron Age hill fort of Pen Dinas; explore ancient churches, or spend time watching bottlenose dolphins and seabirds close inshore. Many of the walks are over land that is either owned by the National Trust, or is Heritage Coast, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, or a local nature reserve.