
Cwm Gwaun, Pontfaen Wood loop
Pontfaen, Pembrokeshire
- 1hr 10m / 7.4km
- 17
A jaunt around Pontfaen, Pembrokeshire
Explore some of the most beautiful parts of Pembrokeshire with these walking routes.

Pontfaen, Pembrokeshire
A jaunt around Pontfaen, Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire
This is a straight line walk following the coast path.

Stackpole, Pembrokeshire
History, wooded lakesides, open fields, cliff top calm, beach fun and nature’s beauty

Bosherston, Pembrokeshire
Three flooded limestone valleys provide a walk down to Broadhaven beach. Enjoy any time of year, but the lillies flower in June.

Llawhaden, Pembrokeshire
Most visitors to Llawhaden only go to the castle, but there is a nice circular walk through woods, streams and a peaceful church grounds

Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire
Technically an island, this walk will rise 466’ above sea level for some great views. You can walk either direction if you like

Tenby Community, Pembrokeshire
Station to sea and back again. Lots of steep uphill and downhill walking. Well worth it for the views!

Llysyfran, Pembrokeshire
A popular tourist destination, but with good reason. A good 10k but almost all flat. NOTE: closed for 2019 season for refurbishment NO acces

Stackpole, Pembrokeshire
One of the many walking routes around the pretty ponds and estates. Best done in dry weather but good year round. Lots of wildlife & views

Stepaside, Pembrokeshire
A pay to enter walk and grounds from the national trust. Some public footpaths go through here too.

Saint Davids, Pembrokeshire
This walk can be busy in summer so go later in the day. Not too strenuous but a few climbs and around 5km

Martletwy, Pembrokeshire
A favourite walk of mine in the rain as although it gets muddy the trees offer shelter on a windy day.

Amroth, Pembrokeshire
One of several possible walks through the National Trust woodlands at Colby. The main gardens are a popular tourist attraction worth a visit

Trefasser, Pembrokeshire
Seals, ponies, rabbits and dolphins are all common sights on this short isolated coastal walk.

Neyland, Pembrokeshire
Walk up Westfield Pill in Neyland. Brunel's old railway and now the home to lots of wildlife. A completely flat walk good for jogging too.

Lydstep Haven, Pembrokeshire
A really easy walk round Lydstep. Not quite wheelchair friendly but nearly, and so easy you could do it with a jogging pushchair.

The Burrows, Pembrokeshire
In 2018 the storm known as 'the beast from the East' came in making this walk even more pretty. Most people do this in summer though!

Angle, Pembrokeshire
A walk up to the rugged and wild headland at Angle. Longer walks are available here but it's nice to take your time and look at rock pools.