Other Ceredigion coast walks
A network of footpaths link the Ceredigion section of the Wales Coast Path to villages and other inland routes They provide alternative routes to the Coast path interesting detours. Many are circular routes.
There are lots of Walking opportunities around Cozy Cwtch Cottage
Walking in Ceredigion
Walking in Ceredigion takes you along the shores of Cardigan Bay to the mountain source of mighty rivers in the Cambrian Mountains.
Ceredigion Coast Path and other coastal walks
Walk the undulating 60 mile route of the Ceredigion Coast Path to enjoy ever changing landscape and views. The Ceredigion Coast path forms part of the Wales Coast Path, and views stretch to the other popular walking destinations of Pembrokeshire and the Llyn Peninsula. From the town beach promenades of Aberporth, Aberaeron, Aberystwyth and Borth to dramatic clifftops and quiet coves between the distinctive Mwnt near Cardigan and the little harbour town of New Quay there’s a wealth of wildlife to spot and heritage to discover. The Ceredigion Coast Path is easy to explore in sections and public transport will enable you to return to base after a rewarding day of walking.
Countryside walking
There are plenty of local walking routes to enjoy too. Take a walk developed with our local communities described in the ‘paths for people’ booklet, or ask about local guided walks – there are several walking clubs who arrange regular outings locally as well as annual weekend walking festivals.
Guidebooks and Maps
There is a growing range of walking guidebooks for the Ceredigion coast path and varied walks in the Ceredigion countryside, many authored by locally based walkers who know the best routes from the thousand miles or more of rights of way across the county. For a great selection of books, maps and guides to help you plan your walking holiday or break in Ceredigion, see the Maps, guides, apps and brochures page.
Route updates and problem reporting
From time to time, remedial work has to be undertaken on paths and bridleways, and some routes may be closed because of other work, such as tree felling. In these cases, routes may be temporarily closed to the public. Please check the routes updates page before setting out on your walk.
Should you encounter any problems on your walk, you can report it via an online form to the rights of way team at Ceredigion County Council.
Cambrian Mountains Walks
Head for the hills for some of Ceredigion’s more challenging walking experiences including tackling the summit of Pumlumon, the highest point in Ceredigion.
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River Valley Walks
Follow footpaths and leisurely trails though Ceredigion’s beautiful river valleys: the Aeron. Rheidol, Ystwyth and Teifi valleys.
Town Walks
Follow Aberystwyth, Tregaron, Aberaeron and Llandysul town trails to discover places of interest in each town.
Woodland Walks
There are a number of woodland walks throughout the county some on Forestry Commission land.
Walkers are Welcome
The communities of Llandysul Pont-Tyweli and Devil’s Bridge have been awarded ‘Walkers are Welcome’ status for their commitment to providing the best possible experience for walkers – a variety of well maintained footpaths and facilities for the most dedicated of walkers.
Ceredigion’s coastal path
Ceredigion’s coastal path forms some 60 spectacular miles (96km) of the Wales Coast Path which is 870 miles (1400km) in total. It stretches down from Ynyslas in the north to Cardigan in the south.
