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Maerdy to Lluest Wen Reservoir – a great dog walk
This Rhondda Valley walk from Maerdy climbs to Lluest Wen Reservoir through open uplands. Ideal for dog walking, with wide paths and far reaching views.
How to Start Rock Climbing: A Guide for Women
Climbing instructor Rosie James tells us how she started rock climbing and shares some great practical tips for getting started
Walking in Wales: Meet the author of our latest Outstanding Walks Guidebook
Meet Julia Goodfellow-Smith the author of OS Walking in Wales guidebook part of the popular Ordnance Survey Outstanding Walks range.
Waterfalls in Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons)
Discover breath-taking waterfalls in Bannau Brycheiniog, featuring beautiful locations for families, wild swimming, hiking and photography.
Why Learning Welsh Names Makes Hiking Better
Discover the significance of Welsh names and how they shape your understanding of the stunning Welsh landscape.
Cardiff City Walks
Finding nature in a city might seem like a challenge, but Cardiff makes it easy. With its mix of green parks, riverside paths, and coastal escapes, the city offers plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors without straying far from the centre.
Roman Sites in Britain – 10 Historic Highlights
Discover the rich history of Roman sites in Britain, located in stunning natural landscapes and the heart of towns and cities.
5 Spooky Hikes in South Wales for Halloween
Explore the spookiest Halloween hikes in South Wales, from haunted castles to cursed streams and eerie woodland trails
Gwynedd and Llyn Peninsula Circular Walks on the Wales Coast Path
Pretty circular walks on the Llyn Peninsula – explore this breathtaking section of the North Wales Coast path