Coed Morgannwg Way
'It follows ancient trackways of Celtic origin and passes by a number of Bronze and Iron Age settlements. Along the route are several good view points with views of the Brecon Beacons and Bristol Channel. The highest of these is near Craig-y-Llyn, which is 1968 feet (600m) above sea level.'
Distance (miles)
36
Longer distance range
Starting from
Gethin Woodland Park
Overview
'The Coed Morgannwg Way is a dramatic walk of 36 miles (58km) almost all which traverses hills Forestry Commission Forest and Afan Forest Park park ... The whole route can be walked in about 16 hours, starting from either Gethin Woodland Park in the north (where it is linked with the Taff Trail) or Margam Country Park in the south ... '
Walks described here by
See also
The Coed Morgannwg Way [Margam Country Park] | Walking in the South Wales Valleys by Mike Dunn (Cicerone, 2012)
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www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Merthyr-Tydfil/(364 visits)
Area
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Category (with MAP)
www.open-walks.co.uk/2-26-50-Miles/(532 visits)
Visits to the Website
902
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3220
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