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Coed Morgannwg Way

Traverses the historic South Wales coalfield valleys through mixed woodland, industrial heritage sites, and dramatic ridgeline sections with steep climbs and descents. Not suitable for buggies due to uneven forest paths, stiles, and significant elevation changes. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers striking contrasts between wooded valleys and open moorland, with remnants of mining history adding cultural interest to this challenging multi-day route through Coed Morgannwg Forest.

Vale of Neath Walk

Follows the River Neath through wooded valleys and open meadows with gentle to moderate gradients throughout. Family-friendly with mostly clear paths, though some sections can be mudgy after rain and may challenge buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Showcases South Wales' industrial heritage alongside natural beauty, passing old ironworks, canal remnants and impressive waterfalls that make this valley route particularly rewarding for history buffs and nature lovers alike.

St Illtyd's Walk

Traces 103km across the Brecon Beacons between Brecon and Llantwit Major, following St Illtyd's 6th-century journey with steep climbs over moorland ridges and gentler valley stretches. Unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children due to length and terrain. Dogs welcome but livestock present in farming sections. Delivers stunning mountain panoramas, ancient churches, and a genuine pilgrimage feel through Wales's spiritual heartland—best tackled in multi-day stages.

Wales Coast Path (South Wales)