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Walk 11 - 'South' - South Wales!

Walk 11 - 'South' - South Wales!

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We will walk through fields to meet the coastal path then walk along the cliff top and marvel at the views across the Bristol Channel until we reach a disused limestone quarry which has been transformed into lakes and a nature reserve for local wildlife. We will pass by the most southerly point on mainland Wales which is marked by an impressive 14 metre high obelisk made of Welsh slate.

 

Hospitality – There is a cafe and a pub in Rhoose village.

 

Distance/terrain: 3 - 4 miles on uneven ground, a couple of flights of steps and one stile. 
Date: Saturday 12th May 2012
Timing: Start 10:30am, return approx 12.30 pm
Leaders: Jan Barratt and Barbara Green (Valeways)

 

Meet at: Rhoose Railway Station car park
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Bring: Suitable footwear and clothing. Refreshments if required. 
Restrictions:  No dogs. Not suitable for very young children or pushchairs.

Directions: Follow signs for Cardiff (Rhoose) Airport

Public Transport: Local bus and train service. Full details of routes can be obtained by calling Traveline Cymru on 0871200 22 33  or www.traveline-cymru.info
Parking: Rhoose Railway Station car park
Parking fee: Free

 

 

 

 

 


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Those who have never visited this part of Wales, situated on the coast between the Gower and Cardiff, will enjoy walking through fertile, rolling lowland countryside adjoining the spectacular Heritage Coast with towering cliffs and remote beaches.  The Vale as its known locally is a maze of footpaths, country lanes, little villages, fine dining and country inns.
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