Table of Contents

Introduction
1. Brunel Trail / Llwybr Brunel
Neyland to Haverfordwest
2. Millennium Coastal Park / Llwybr Arfordirol y Mileniwm
Bynea / Llanelli to Pembrey
3. Afan Valley / Cwm Afan
Port Talbot to the Afan Forest
4. Taff Trail / Taith Taf
Cardiff to Castell Coch
5. Afon Lwyd Trail / Llwybr Afon Lwyd
Cwmbrân to Blaenavon
6. Clydach Gorge Railway Path / Ceunant Clydach
Abergavenny to Brynmawr
7. Peregrine Path / Llwybr yr Hebog
Monmouth
8. Elan Valley Trail / Llwybr Cwm Elan
Rhayader
9. Montgomery Canal Greenway / Lôn Las Camlas Maldwyn
Welshpool to Newtown
10. Llangollen Canal / Camlas Llangollen
Chirk to the Horeshoe Falls
11. North Wales Coastal Cycleway / Llwybr Arfordir Gogledd Cymru
Talacre to Llandudno
12. Lôn Las Ogwen
Porth Penrhyn (Bangor) to Llyn Ogwen
13. Lôn Las Cefni
Newborough to Cefni Reservoir
14. Lôn Eifion
Bryncir to Caernarfon
15. Llwybr Mawddach Trail
Dolgellau to Barmouth
16. Rheidol Cycle Trail / Llwybr Beicio Rheidol
Aberystwyth to Cwm Rheidol and Devil's Bridge

Reviews

Wales, although mostly mountain and valleys country, has ideal cycling paths. These 16 cycle trails count among the best in Britain, quite possibly the world, for where else can you cycle traffic-free from golden beaches to high rocky mountains in a few short miles; past medieval strongholds, through dappled woodland, along tidal estuaries, and over, under, across and around structures and buildings of true class and innovation.
These are family friendly cycle routes and can be ridden safely by even the most inexperienced cyclist, but they can be enjoyed by all ages and abilities, including the mature cyclist. This book is about the joy of cycling and the opportunity cycling provides to open up a view of the world.
Phil Horsley has three published books on cycling in Snowdonia, Anglesey and Llŷn.
*Publisher: Gwasg Carreg Gwalch*