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- A-Around Blaenavon Routes
- B- Gwent Valley Routes
- C-Around Abercarm
- D- North of Pontyrpidd
- E- South of Pontypridd
- F- West of Pontypridd
- G- Around Caerphilly
- H- Around Merthyr
- J- Bwlch & Rhigos Routes
- K- Neath & Glyncorrwg
- L-Black Mountains
- M- Llantrisant and Vale
- N- Port Talbot & Swansea
- O- Brecon Beacons
- P- West Wales
- Q- Mid Wales
- R- around Llandovery
- S- Mynydd Epynt
- T- Train and Bike
- U- Welsh Borders.
P1- brechfa forest
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P3- preseli mountains
Grade- hard- long climbs and tough off road.
Distance- 39kms
Highlights- My favourite ride over Preseli ridge. The views from the peaks are some of the best in UK. I ride it as a circuit that begins in the Llwyngwair Manor camp site. This is a good place to stay overnight. However, this circuit can begin anywhere along the minor road to Newport from Crymych. It needs to be done in an anticlockwise direction.
From the camp site head towards cardigan for 400 yds. Take a right turn onto a minor road then take the next right. The road undulates through narrow lanes with good views of Carn Ingli. There is a long hill up to the main road which take you up to the highest road point towards Haverfordwest. The small cark park is a good place to take a breather. Look west and you will see the off road path to the viewing point on Foel Eryr. The ride up is worth the stunning views. Come back down this hill. Plenty of fast small jumps! Cross the main road again and head east along the Gold road
The gold road heads east along well marked grassy tracks. after a stony track the dip can be quite wet and muddy when wet. The rest of the ride is dry. There are several peaks all with welsh names. The picture opposite shows the ridge.
Continue along the ridge, but don't turn up the steep hill to the right as this does not come back to the ridge but will end up in Rosebush.
Check the time that you want to return to your starting point. The one I have charted last for 2.30 to 3 hours. After this rocky crest rough ride to the farm house below and join minor roads to Crosswell. The ride can be lengthened by about 1 hour by finishing the ridge at Foel Drygarn and descending into Crymych town.. Good for a break and fish and chips! Cycle back along the the picturesque road to White church and head toward Newport home.
P4- Fisguard to Rosebush circuit
Grade- Hard- some big climbs and lots of tough off road stuff.
Distance- 45.8kms
Highlights- some great off road trails. Incredible views!!
Start point. - Starting from the old harbour in Fishguard. Walk to the end of the pier. This is where the original Dylan Thomas 'under milk wood' was filmed. Cycle up the steep Tower hill towards new Fishguard town. turn left onto the start of the Gwaun valley, B4313. Turn Right after a mile or so onto the cycle route 47. re-join a minor lane. Take a path on the left heading to pant y phillip. keep on cycle path47, turn left onto B4329 for a short distance take path to right then re-join b4313 to Rosebush...time for lunch break.
From the famous rose bush red cafe head up into the forestry to the north. take any route for adventure. To get out of the forest take a right turn that take you above the quarry with good views of the mining. This path leads to the base of Foel Cwmcerwyn. There is now a steep climbor push to the summit. Spectacular 360 degree views from the top. Decsen in a notherly direction to the style. Turn left onto the gold road as far as the B4329. Cross the road and cycle around the Cerrig Llandron mountain. Rejoin a road at Ty-gwyn. From here get onto the beautiful road heading west along the Gwaun valley. This leads back into fishguard. Head down the hill to old Fishguard to the car prk. An ice cream van awaits.
The famous rose bush cafe. good place to stop and explore. was the highest rail station in Wales. large old mine working for Pembroke slate.
View from the path out of Pantmaenog forest. showing one of the entrances to the slate mines.
View back along the golden road
P5- loughour, pembrEy
GRADE- EASY- FLAT CYCLE TRAIL THE WHOLE WAY
HIGHLIGHTS- GREAT FUN CYCLING ON HARD SAND.
START POINT- CAR PARK BY THE NEW BRIDGE ACROSS THE RIVER FROM LOUGHOUR
WARNING- cycling on hard sand at low tide can be dangerous. Ensure you start your trip a few hours before low tide, and turn back well before low tide. If at any point the sand becomes soft or muddy, you must turn back and follow your tracks onto hard sand again.
It is advisable not to use electric bikes on the beach since the salt water will corrode them.
Route. From the car park cross the bridge and follow the lovely cycle path to Llanelli, then onto Burry Port. About a mile after Burry Port there is a Left turn to a small lookout tower. If the tide is out you can wade across from here to the open beach and follow the hard sand all the way to Pembrey Park.
From Pembrey Park ypu can pick up the bike trail back to Loughour.
P6- burry port, pembrEy beach
GRADEEASY- FLAT CYCLE TRAILs THE WHOLE WAY
HIGHLIGHTS- GREAT FUN CYCLING ON HARD SAND.
START POINT- CAR PARK near the beach in Pembrey Park.
WARNING- cycling on hard sand at low tide can be dangerous. Ensure you start your trip a few hours before low tide, and turn back well before low tide. If at any point the sand becomes soft or muddy, you must turn back and follow your tracks onto hard sand again.
It is advisable not to use electric bikes on the beach since the salt water will corrode them.
ROUTE. From the car park take the walk way to the beach. You will need to walk your bike across the soft sand, but when the sand becomes firm it is easy to cycle on (but hard to avoid the shells. )
Turn West and follow the beach until you get to the red flags which indicate the start of the military fire range. At this point take the cutting through the sand ridge into the forestry. There is a maze of lovely forest trails you can now enjoy getting lost in until you get back to the car park.
Turn West and follow the beach until you get to the red flags which indicate the start of the military fire range. At this point take the cutting through the sand ridge into the forestry. There is a maze of lovely forest trails you can now enjoy getting lost in until you get back to the car park.
P7- pendiNe sands, laugharne
GRADEEASY- FLAT CYCLE TRAILs THE WHOLE WAY
HIGHLIGHTS- GREAT FUN CYCLING ON HARD SAND.
START POINT- CAR PARK near the beach in Pendine. WARNING. Cycling on hard sand at low tide can be dangerous. Ensure you start your trip a few hours before low tide, and turn back well before low tide. If at any point the sand becomes soft or muddy, you must turn back and follow your tracks onto hard sand again.
It is advisable not to use electric bikes on the beach since the salt water will corrode them.
Route From the car park take the ramp down to the beach. Cycle down to the hard sand, then turn Left and head East
Continue until you get to the Estuary from coming from Laugharne . Be careful not to conitune into the mud. This means you have to take the Left hand side near to the shore to travel up the estuary into Laugharne
Take time to explore the lovely village of Laugharne which was written about by Dylan Thomas in "Under Milkwood" Then take the minor roads back to the start at Pendine.
P8 Llawhaden, Narberth, Caneston woods
Grade- Easy
Highlights- some lovely lanes and by-ways over the rolling hills and valleys.
Distance.
Start Point-
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