Maes Bangor Caravan Park

The Miners' Trail

Follows the remnants of 19th-century lead mining around the dramatic Van Valley, with moderate climbs through woodland and open hillside. Terrain includes uneven forest paths, old mine tracks, and some rocky sections – fine for older children (8+) but not buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards you with industrial archaeology including ruined engine houses, ore chutes, and stunning valley views that reveal mid-Wales' forgotten mining heritage.

Ridgetop Trail

Follows a ridgeline through mixed woodland with moderate climbs and uneven, potentially muddy sections—not suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads. Rewards effort with elevated views across the Cambrian Mountains and a genuine sense of remoteness, perfect for walkers seeking a quieter trail away from busier valleys. The woodland mix adds seasonal interest, particularly striking in autumn.

Ceredigion Coast Path

Follows the dramatic Ceredigion coastline for 112km between Cardigan and Ynyslas, mixing clifftop sections with beach walks and occasional woodland stretches. Terrain varies from flat coastal paths to steep climbs around headlands—definitely not suitable for buggies and challenging for young children on longer sections. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Rewards walkers with sweeping views of Cardigan Bay, secluded coves, bottlenose dolphin-spotting opportunities, and

Cambrian Way