Dramatic cliffs and pretty coves of Gower's south coast - an enticing prospect for an early autumn outing.
We start at Southgate with its large National Trust car park and head west for a while, before turning inland and eastwards over fields. The wide open skies belie how close we are to Swansea, but reaching the edge of Pyle we head down to the coast. Wonderful coves with their tales of smugglers - Brandy cove, Pwll Du - and the rugged cliffs give plenty of photo opportunities.
Arriving back at Southgate, will we have the chance for an ice cream?
As usual, walking boots and waterproofs are needed for possibly wet / slippery surfaces. Poles are useful too - paths are uneven, sometimes narrow and we do walk on the cliff tops.
Cash might be advisable, sometimes preferred by cafes and car park machines. A National Trust card will grant you free parking. There's more information on the National Trust website.
May be suitable for dogs on a short lead, contact walkleader.
Contact the walkleader to join this walk.