Craig-y-borion

Short Walk

DISTANCE/DURATION: 3.0 miles (4.8 km) 1 hour 30 minutes
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Service bus Amroth 351 (1 km south)
CHARACTER: Wooded valleys, fields and livestock
LOOK OUT FOR: Fine coastal views • woodland.

There’s plenty of opportunity to see woodland flora and fauna in the secluded wooded valleys of Craig-y-borion and Little Craig-y-borion.

Birdlife includes blue tits, great tits, long tailed tits, chaffinch, robin, wren, woodpecker, nuthatch, treecreeper, crow, jay and magpie. Look out for fox, squirrel and rabbit.

In good weather there are fine views down the coast and to Caldey Island.

Find this Walk

Grid ref: SN155095
Download Craig-y-borion Short Walk Map

COUNTRY CODE!

  • Enjoy the countryside and respect its life and work
  • Guard against all risk of fire
  • Leave gates and property as you find them
  • Keep your dogs under close control
  • Keep to public paths across farmland
  • Take your litter home

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