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Secrets of Stackpole Court Walk, Stackpole

Explores the atmospheric ruins and landscaped grounds of Stackpole Court, a Georgian mansion demolished in 1963. Flat, well-maintained paths suitable for families and buggies, though some gravelled sections may be slightly bumpy. Dogs welcome on leads throughout the National Trust estate. Short but rewarding for history enthusiasts, with interpretation panels revealing the estate's past grandeur and woodland gardens that once surrounded the grand house.

Castlemartin Range Trail (East) Alternative

**Access restricted** – this alternative route skirts the active Castlemartin military firing range on Pembrokeshire's dramatic clifftops. Expect moderate coastal terrain with some steep sections and exposed clifftop walking; definitely not suitable for buggies or very young children due to sheer drops and uneven ground. Dogs allowed on leads, though check range firing times as access can be temporarily closed (red flags fly when live). Worth it for wild, windswept coastal scenery, dramatic rock

Stackpole Estate Wildlife Walk, Stackpole

Explores the stunning Stackpole Estate's woodlands, freshwater lakes and dramatic limestone coastline over gently undulating terrain with a few short steep sections near the cliffs. The 9.6km circuit suits older children but isn't buggy-friendly due to narrow woodland paths, steps and uneven ground. Dogs welcome throughout this National Trust property. Worth it for the diverse wildlife-spotting opportunities – look out for otters in Bosherston Lakes, seabirds on the cliffs, and rare butterflies

Bosherton Lily Ponds Trail at Stackpole Estate, Stackpole

Freshwater West Wildlife Walk, Stackpole