Cycling & Mountain Biking

Cwm Rhaeadr

Named after the waterfall in the forest, Cwm Rhaeadr has gained a reputation for fast riding and great views. The route begins with a 2.5km gentle forest road climb, until you emerge at the head of the valley, from here admire the waterfall and catch your breath before you charge downhill along the technical singletrack that winds its way through the forest. There’s singletrack, turns, jumps and drop offs as you fly through the trees on the 3.5km downhill route. Although a short route, it’s well worth a ride, the magazines all like it, with great reviews. Ride it twice if you want a longer route.

Crychan Forest

Crychan Forest has always been popular with walkers and horseriders, the vast forest, beautiful huge trees, wildlife and great views all make the forest a favourite. Now you can enjoy the forest from your bike, with a number of cycling routes all suitable for families looking for off-road riding in a stunning location.

Pembery Country Park

A great country park with a large forest and an eight-mile long golden sandy beach. The forest has numerous bike tracks and cycleways all suitable for families. Bike Hire is available on site at the Ski Centre. There are food and drink facilities in the park and nearby Pembrey village, Burry Port and Kidwelly have a selection of great pubs and cafes.

Read more about Pembrey Country Park here.

(42 miles, post code: SA16 0EJ, Map)