The Stables

Pembrokeshire Coast Path main route

Stretches 186 miles along Pembrokeshire's dramatic coastline with constant ups and downs—expect steep climbs, rocky paths, and clifftop sections unsuitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and seabirds. Delivers Britain's finest coastal scenery: sea stacks, hidden coves, medieval ports, and wildlife including seals, dolphins, and puffins. Best tackled in sections unless you're a serious long-distance walker.

Southwood Estate Wildlife Walk, Pembroke

Loops through mature woodland and wildflower meadows on mostly flat, well-maintained paths around the National Trust's Southwood Estate. Suitable for families and accessible pushchairs on drier days, though some sections can get muddy after rain. Dogs welcome on leads to protect ground-nesting birds in spring. Worth it for spotting woodland birds, seasonal bluebells, and peaceful estate views away from Pembroke's busier spots.

Lawrenny Walk, Pembroke

Meanders 4.8km along flat, smooth paths through National Trust woodland and beside the tranquil Daugleddau estuary. Perfect for buggies and families with toddlers—minimal incline, well-maintained surfaces throughout. Dogs welcome on leads. Worth it for the waterside views, ancient oak woodland, and peaceful atmosphere away from Pembrokeshire's busier coastal trails. An easy, scenic amble.

Landsker Borderlands Trail