Mynydd Preseli
Mynydd Preseli is a striking upland area in Pembrokeshire, forming a relatively unexplored yet beautiful part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It is an area of open pasture in its upper reaches surrounded by villages and enclosed fields. It is an area brimming with significant archaeological sites, striking landforms, impressive biodiversity, and a distinct way of life. It is the source of the famous Bluestones used in Stonehenge.
Golden Road
At 7.4 miles long, the Golden Road is a spectacular routeway running along the ridge...
Carningli
Carningli mountain stands at 347 metres or 1,138 feet high above the surrounding area and...
Llanllawer Church
Located off a public footpath to the north of Llanychaer, is the charming Llanllawer church...
Cwm Gwaun
Cwm Gwaun, the valley of the River Gwaun, is an enchanting valley in the middle...
Tregynon
Tregynon waterfall is one of the highest waterfalls in Mynydd Preseli, and in Pembrokeshire more...