Abergorlech River Cothi Valley Walk
This village in Carmarthenshire is the gateway to the expansive Brechfa Forest where you can enjoy miles of waymarked walking and mountain bike trails. There's also lovely riverside paths and a historic abbey to see in the area.
This walk from the village takes you through the River Cothi Valley. You start on Pont Gorlech which crosses the river in Abergorlech. From here you can pick up a footpath heading south east along the river to Pen Y Ddinas Quarry. On the way you will pass through a scenic wooded valley with countryside views and lots of wildlife to look out for.
The walk can be extended by heading south to visit the ancient Talley Abbey and the pretty Talley Lakes.
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Walks near Abergorlech
- Brechfa Forest - Enjoy miles of footpaths and mountain bike trails in this super forest in Carmarthenshire
- Gelli Aur Country Park - This lovely country park surrounds the Golden Grove mansion in Carmarthenshire.
- Dinefwr Park - Explore the 12th-century Welsh castle, the historic house, the 18th-century landscaped park and the medieval deer park in this large park in Llandeilo.
- Llandeilo - This circular walk takes you through the countryside surrounding the Carmarthenshire town of Llandeilo
- Garn Goch - This walk climbs to the hill fort at Garn Goch, located near Llandeilo and Llangadog in the Brecon Beacons.
- Carmarthen - This short walk takes you around the county town of Carmarthenshire
- Talley Abbey - This walk explores the ruins of the 12th century Talley Abbey in Carmarthenshire.
Photos
Afon Cothi, Abergorlech. This bridge carries a minor road leading south of Abergorlech village.
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Afon Cothi
Forestry footpath. A narrow track through forestry along the banks of the Cothi river.
Bridge over river Cothi
Cothi Valley
Afon Cothi. The river Cothi at Edwinsford, near Talley, Carmarthenshire
Woodland down to River Cothi
Pen y Ddinas. The quarry on Pen y Ddinas. The quarry has been closed since the late 1980's but has recently reopened to provide stone (granite) for use around the new natural gas line running through Carmarthenshire. It is expected that something in excess of 100,000 tons of stone will be removed.