There are a range of interesting walks of varying distances and difficulties in the immediate vicinity of ‘Y Garth’. Here are some options for you:
Dinas Cross – Pwllgwaelod – Cwm yr Eglwys: From Dinas Cross, a short walk or drive down the lane takes you to Pwllgwaelod, a sandy cove. From here you can take a short walk on flat ground to Cwm yr Eglwys beach, or follow the circular walk around Dinas Island. At Cwm yr Eglwys, a single wall and bellcote remain of the church destroyed by the storm of October 1859. The circular walk is approximately 3 miles and takes about 2 hours.
Pwllgwaelod to Aberbach (towards Fishguard): The first part follows cliffs and coast with steep gradients and steps. The second part uses firm surfaces along a country lane. Allow about 2 hours for 4 miles.
Pwllgwaelod to Strumble: This rugged, undulating route passes through the area associated with the last invasion of Britain. A detour into Fishguard takes you to the Last Invasion Tapestry. Distance: 13 miles.
Pwllgwaelod to Newport: Climb Pen y Fan on Dinas Island before following the coast path through Cwm yr Eglwys and past the sandy and shingle beach at Aberfforest. Continue to Newport, with the option to extend the walk over Carn Ingli.
Check local transport before setting out if you plan to return by bus.
