Walking in Pembrokeshire

40 outstanding routes on the beautiful southwestern tip of Wales. The routes range from short ambles to full-day excursions, and take walkers through the spectacular coastal scenery of Pembroke's national park to the Preseli Hills, the Daugleddau's hidden tidal reaches, and by rivers and woodland.

The spectacular coastal scenery of Pembroke's national park is only one of the county's many facets explored in this collection of 40 varied and interesting walks. The routes take you through the Preseli Hills (from which ancient man took the 'bluestones' for Stonehenge), the Daugleddau's hidden tidal reaches (once busy with coal barges), deep wooded gorges (whose fast-flowing streams powered long-forgotten mills), prehistoric hill forts, medieval castles, isolated churches and many intriguing places that await discovery.

With 40 routes ranging between 2 and 12 miles (20km), there is something for everyone, often incorporating places to visit or a welcoming pub or cafe en route.