Glan Y Mor

Castlemartin Range Trail (East) Alternative

**Not accessible.** This alternative route crosses the Castlemartin military firing range on Pembrokeshire's dramatic coastal peninsula. Access strictly forbidden when live firing occurs (red flags flying, typically weekdays year-round). When open, expect exposed clifftop walking with steep gradients, strong winds, and minimal facilities. Entirely unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children due to terrain and safety restrictions. Dogs allowed on leads when range is open. Worth it f

Lawrenny Walk, Pembroke

National Trust

Loops gently through historic Lawrenny village and waterside woodlands along the Daugleddau estuary, mostly flat with one or two mild inclines on smooth paths. Perfect for families with buggies and young children thanks to the even surface, plus dogs are welcome throughout this National Trust route. Worth doing for the stunning river views, ancient oak woodland, and glimpses of the 19th-century quay where limestone was once shipped.

Secrets of Stackpole Court Walk, Stackpole

National Trust

Weaves through woodland and historic parkland on mostly flat, well-maintained paths around the former Stackpole Court estate. Perfect for families with buggies and young children seeking a short, accessible ramble. Dogs welcome on leads. Discover hidden architectural features, ornamental ponds, and centuries-old trees whilst learning about the Court's fascinating history through interpretation panels. An easy, heritage-rich stroll ideal for all abilities.

Stackpole Estate Wildlife Walk, Stackpole

National Trust

Bosherton Lily Ponds Trail at Stackpole Estate, Stackpole

National Trust