Local Walks
There are a number of scenic walks - footpaths and trails in the area -
including the spectacular new Ceredigion Coastal Path - part of the all Wales
Coastal Path. Click on the photos below
for more information.
The Cei Bach circular walk
A relaxing 1.5 mile walk, this section of the coastal path starts near the Cei
Bach Country Club and offers some fine views of New Quay and Llanina Point. The
photos on this walk were taken on an afternoon in mid November. This walk is
best taken when the tide is low enough to return along the beach. Click on the
photo for more information.
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The Cwmtydu circular coastal walk
A walk from the car park of the Crown Inn at Llwyndafydd. This pub and
restaurant, was once the meeting place of the Cilie poets - children and grand
children of Jeremiah and Mary Jones. This walk takes in a section of the coastal
path from Cwm Tydu to Cwm Soden.
'Cors Caron' - Tregaron Bog
Tregaron Bog is one of the few remaining examples of a raised peat bog in
Britain. Lying beside the river Teifi just above the small market town of
Tregaron on the edge of the Cambrian Mountains, there is now an excellent walk
through the heart of the Bog on a timber decked walkway. Click on the photo for
more information.
'Quite Early One Morning' - The New Quay circular cliff walk.
There is an excellent walk from the centre of New Quay immortalised in the Dylan
Thomas poem 'Quite early one morning'. It takes the visitor high above the town
where the sounds of the community can be heard from a considerable distance.
The Dylan Thomas Trail in New Quay
The Author David Thomas, in his book 'Dylan Thomas, A Farm, Two Mansions and a
Bungalow', has put together a convincing case that New Quay is the inspiration
of Thomas's Llareggub (read it backwards!). Ceredigion Council provides a
leaflet entitled 'Dylan Thomas - New Quay' available from the New Quay and
Aberaeron Tourist Offices.
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