Llanelli to Chepstow including Gower Peninsula
The Wales Coast Path is a 1400km (870 miles) long distance trail that follows, or runs close to, the entire coastline of Wales. It is an incredibly varied trail that offers rugged and unspoilt walking, colourful seaside villages, industrial archaeology, clifftops, beaches and unique heritage sites.
The Wales Coast Path is a 1400km (870 miles) long distance trail that follows, or runs close to, the entire coastline of Wales. It is an incredibly varied trail that offers rugged and unspoilt walking, colourful seaside villages, industrial archaeology, clifftops, beaches and unique heritage sites. 4 HARVEY maps cover the whole of the route. Each map covers a section of the Path suitable for about 2 weeks of walking. Map 4 covers the Path from Llanelli to the finish (or start) in Chepstow, and includes the whole of the picturesque and popular Gower Peninsula. Famous for its rugged coastline, cliffs and beautiful sandy beaches, the Gower Peninsula is popular with walkers in its own right. It lies to the west of Swansea. Heading eastwards along the South Wales coast, you will pass through the country's capital city, Cardiff, before finishing your journey at the estuary of the River Severn near Chepstow. Tough, light, durable and 100% waterproof Includes Rights of Way Genuine original HARVEY mapping Route clearly marked