We are the Pembrokeshire Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Martyn M.
Starting at Lydstep point National Trust free car park we head inland to explore country lanes, green lanes, paths across agricultural land to St Florence and onwards to Penally. We cross the A4139 twice and the railway line once. After passing the Penally First World War training trenches we use the coast path back to Lydstep Haven. Around Proud Giltar the coast path is narrow, rocky and slippery when wet but passable with care. The route has a number of styles in various states of repair and disrepair, also one large fallen tree. Expect to encounter soft ground which at this time of year means mud.
Please a packed lunch and morning drink because we will stop for both.
Suggested after walk venue is the Lydstep Tavern
Sorry not suitable for dogs
Please check the Walks Programme the afternoon before the walk for any changes.
Comming from Pembroke, follow the lane on right off the A4139 just before the Lydstep Tavern. The rutted and bumpy track leads to the rear entrance for the Lydstep Haven caravan site, just before the caravan park on the right hand side there is steep concrete track leading Lydstep Point national trust free car park (gravel)
