Cycle from Cardigan to Llangrannog Wales
Route
information
Map: Explorer 198 or pathfinder 988 New
Quay and Aberporth
Distance13.4 miles
Start The cycle starts from Cardigan Town and bikes can be hired at New Image Bicycles [top of the high street.]
Finish Llangrannog.
Accommodation is available both around Cardigan, along the route, and in Llanngrannog please use the accommodation page for more information.
Images 7 Ynys-Lochtyn
Distances on the left are approximate in miles.
0.0. Cardigan Town Leave Finch Square and travel up Priory Street
0.1 Top of Priory Street, turn right into Pendre
0.4 Follow on into North Road, and then bear left at the War memorial, pass the school and then left again into Gwbert Road.
1.2 Turn right, signed Ferwig, Mwnt, Aberporth [or continue straight to visit Cardigan Farm Island]
3.2 T-junction [give way] turn right, signed Mwnt
3.3 At crossroads just further on, carry straight on
5.0 Arrive Felinwynt. Carry straight on.
6.3 T-junction [give way] turn right
6.9 T-junction [give way] turn right, then turn left, shortly after [at post box]
8.4 Staggered crossroads, outskirts of Aberporth [give way], go straight across[ish]signed Tresaith
9.4 Arrive in Tresaith adn pass through
10.5 Staggered crossroads [right of way] after long climb, go straight on
10.6 Crossroads, give way, turn left, signed Llangrannog
11.6 Road goes round to left over little bridge, - follow signpost to Llangrannog
11.8 Turn left Signed 'B&B', after climbing hill and going past a chapel.
13.4 Arrive in Llangrannog.
Bike hire and bike repair available from New Image Bikes Cardigan
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