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    Abermawr Woods and Beach Walk Walking

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    This walk takes you along Abermawr beach and through bluebell woods and meadows in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The circular route is about 1 mile long and takes 30 minutes to complete. It starts and ends at the Abermawr beach turning circle. Along the way, you will walk along a shingle beach, pass through woodlands and meadows that can be muddy, and enjoy views of the rugged Pembrokeshire coastline.

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    Abermawr Woods and Beach Walk Walking

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    This walk takes you along Abermawr beach and through bluebell woods and meadows in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The circular route is about 1 mile long and takes 30 minutes to complete. It starts and ends at the Abermawr beach turning circle. Along the way, you will walk along a shingle beach, pass through woodlands and meadows that can be muddy, and enjoy views of the rugged Pembrokeshire coastline.

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    This walk takes you along Abermawr beach and through bluebell woods and meadows in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The circular route is about 1 mile long and takes 30 minutes to complete. It starts and ends at the Abermawr beach turning circle. Along the way, you will walk along a shingle beach, pass through woodlands and meadows that can be muddy, and enjoy views of the rugged Pembrokeshire coastline.

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    Abermawr Woods and Beach Walk Walking

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    This walk takes you along Abermawr beach and through bluebell woods and meadows in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The circular route is about 1 mile long and takes 30 minutes to complete. It starts and ends at the Abermawr beach turning circle. Along the way, you will walk along a shingle beach, pass through woodlands and meadows that can be muddy, and enjoy views of the rugged Pembrokeshire coastline.

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    Abermawr woods and beach walk
    A circular walk through bluebell woods and meadows, shingle beach and marsh. Abermawr offers a gentle interlude on one of the most
    rugged sections of the coastline. Brunel wanted to create a port and cable terminus here, but his plans never left the drawing board.

    Information Total steps: 8


    Address: Abermawr, Pembrokeshire Start point: Abermawr beach turning circle, grid ref: SM884347
    OS map: Landranger 157 1. Take the left-hand exit from the turning circle, signposted 'Abercastell 3 miles'. Go
    Activity: Walking down the path towards the beach.
    Moderate: Shingle beach, woodland and meadow paths, 2. At the start of the shingle beach turn left inland, through a pedestrian gate into a field
    which can be muddy. For further details, see section alongside the marsh. The marsh gives way to woodland with an overgrown wall to your
    marked Terrain. right.
    Dog friendly: Dogs are welcome but must be kept 3. Continue walking round the end of the field until you come to large stepping stones,
    under effective control and on a short lead near another pedestrian gate and a path into the wood.
    livestock at all times. Please take your dog waste home
    with you. 4. Walk along the woodland path until you reach a gate into a field. Either follow the
    footpath to the left just before the gate round the edge of the field or pass through the
    Full trail: Miles: 1 (km: 1.6)
    gate into the field. Bear to the right and cross the stone and grassy bridge.
    Access: Challenging
    5. Carry on, heading for the five-barred gate ahead of you. Go through this gate and over
    Duration: 30 mins
    the small bridge, then turn sharp right and head along the path back towards the beach.

    Terrain 6. At the next gateway either go through the pedestrian gate and follow the bridleway
    across the field to the gate you can see on the far side, or follow the footpath along the
    Shingle beach (large shingle), woodland and meadow woodland edge to your right and walk round to where the footpath and bridleway join
    paths; can be muddy. Three kissing gates, three field up.
    gates. Wellies/boots advisable. 7. About 20yds (20m) past this gate go up the steps to your left. Bear right and follow
    the woodland path towards the beach. You'll see the marsh coming into view on your
    right.

    8. The path brings you out onto the shingle beach, with superb coastal views towards the
    rocky headland of Penbwchdy. The sea here is gradually pushing the shingle beach back
    into the marsh. Enjoy a picnic here before walking back along the beach to the road.

    End point: Abermawr beach turning circle, grid ref: SM884347

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