Exploring Ceredigion

Take a look at opportunities for enjoying Ceredigion's coast and countryside. Explore the Coast Path, other promoted routes as well as Local Nature Reserve and a range of countryside sites.

Ceredigion Coast Path\| The new Ceredigion Coast Path follows a 60 miles / 96 km route between the Teifi and Dyfi estuaries. The Coast Path links towns and villages dotted along the spectacular Cardigan Bay coastline.	Walks and Rides\| The network of public paths offers an excellent way to explore Ceredigion. The diverse countryside offers a range of opportunities for the walker, from gentle coastal walks to rugged mountain hikes. There are also many routes for horse riders to follow.
Local Nature Reserves\| Ceredigion has three Local Nature Reserves, all near Aberystwyth - Coed y Cwm, Pen Dinas and Tanybwlch and Parc Natur Penglais. These sites have been designated because of their importance for wildlife value and their value for community enjoyment and education.	Coast and Countryside Sites\| Have you visited other countryside sites, woodlands and other sites managed by the Coast and Countryside Section?
Open Access\| From May 2005 The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 has given a new right of access on foot for the purposes of open-air recreation to open country, common land and land dedicated as access land.	Go green - take the bus!\| Forget about the car: there is extensive network of local bus services linking towns and villages in Ceredigion. There is also a train service along the Dyfi estuary to Aberystwyth.
The 'Cardi Bach'\| This year, for the first time, the Cardi Bach bus will be providing a service all-year round. From 1st November it will operate a winter timetable, running on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

Ceredigion Coast Path\| The new Ceredigion Coast Path follows a 60 miles / 96 km route between the Teifi and Dyfi estuaries. The Coast Path links towns and villages dotted along the spectacular Cardigan Bay coastline.	Walks and Rides\| The network of public paths offers an excellent way to explore Ceredigion. The diverse countryside offers a range of opportunities for the walker, from gentle coastal walks to rugged mountain hikes. There are also many routes for horse riders to follow.
Local Nature Reserves\| Ceredigion has three Local Nature Reserves, all near Aberystwyth - Coed y Cwm, Pen Dinas and Tanybwlch and Parc Natur Penglais. These sites have been designated because of their importance for wildlife value and their value for community enjoyment and education.	Coast and Countryside Sites\| Have you visited other countryside sites, woodlands and other sites managed by the Coast and Countryside Section?
Open Access\| From May 2005 The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 has given a new right of access on foot for the purposes of open-air recreation to open country, common land and land dedicated as access land.	Go green - take the bus!\| Forget about the car: there is extensive network of local bus services linking towns and villages in Ceredigion. There is also a train service along the Dyfi estuary to Aberystwyth.
The 'Cardi Bach'\| This year, for the first time, the Cardi Bach bus will be providing a service all-year round. From 1st November it will operate a winter timetable, running on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.