Why Glamorgan?

Hills reaching up to 2,000 feet, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and a coastline that boasts some of the most breathtaking beaches in Britain.

Explore dense forests filled with ancient trees, hidden waterfalls that cascade through serene valleys, and majestic castles that stand as reminders of the region’s rich history.

Along the way, you’ll encounter quaint old churches, tranquil abbeys, and country parks brimming with wildlife. The nature reserves offer a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike.

On every walk, you’ll experience the diverse beauty and cultural heritage that Glamorgan has to offer.

Walking in Glamorgan: Whether you live in or close to the old county of Glamorgan or are visiting the area and fancy a walk, this site should give you some help.

Broughton Beach

Aberdare

Whats New: Always check here to see the latest new walks, information or snippets from other walkers. Also weather forecasts and tide times.

Walk Routes: Walking routes from all over Glamorgan from 1 to 30 miles with detailed descriptions, route diagrams and local information. Each route includes several photos taken on the walk.

Abercynon

Victorian LightHouse on Glower

Guided Walks: If you prefer guided walks check here for programmes of various walking organisations which are open to all.

Coast Path: This project will eventually describe a route along the entire Glamorgan coastline. Three sections have been completed, Gower, Porthcawl to Barry and Barry to Cardiff.

Challenge Walks: These are self-guided but organised walks, usually with checkpoints and often award certificates or badges. Includes challenge walks throughout South-East Wales. 

Local Features: Information on local history, buildings, nature, geology on each of the walk routes and Bygones gives more detail on some of these features.

Margam Castle

Coed y Bwl nature reserve

Publications: Leaflets, books, magazines, videos on walking in Glamorgan plus books of local interest. Also online map information.

Parks: The many public parks and Nature reserves in Glamorgan. Several of the walk routes start from or go through them.

Treegazing: Walks led by Tony Titchen looking at trees.

Walking Festivals: Guided walks offered with local walking festivals

Links: Links to other walking or local interest groups.

A Stone Stile on Llantwit Major Walk

Coed y Bwl nature reserve

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