(The afternoon may start a little later than advertised if the morning walk overruns. Ring me for an update if we have not arrived back by 1:45 p.m.).
We’ll walk through Llandeilo into Dinefwr Park, making our way through the parkland.
We may see the famous White Park Cattle and in the distance, the mansion of the Lords of Dynevor, now owned by the National Trust.
The paths through the parkland will lead us towards Castle Wood (Coed y Castell), owned by the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales.
This woodland will be full of Bluebells, so bring your camera.
See the photographs of Bluebells at Dinefwr
https://www.swansearamblers.org.uk/Led_Walks_Pages/2023/2023_04_29__002/2023_04_29__002-llandeilo-dinefwr-f8-SWANSEA-WALK.php
See the National Trust video of Bluebells at Dinefwr
https://youtu.be/LGx3_rQbuEw?feature=shared
We’ll have a tea stop just below the ancient Dinefwr Castle. From this high vantage point, we will have great views along the Towy Valley.
We’ll descend to the abandoned old church of Llandyfeisant then ascend through more Bluebell woodland to reach Penlan Park. Here we will have great views over the town and surrounding hills.
Social after walk
Afterwards, we will go for refreshments to The White Horse Inn.
Directions:
• Head west on M4 to Pont Abraham Roundabout
• Take 2nd exit onto A48
• Just before Cross Hands Roundabout, exit left on slip road
• At mini-roundabout, turn right and head to a 2nd mini-roundabout
• Take 2nd exit onto A476 (the bypass for Cross Hands)
• Continue approximately 7 miles
• Turn left onto A483 at Ffairfach lights, signposted Llandeilo
• Follow main road (Rhosmaen Street) in town
• Turn right at cross roads into Crescent Road
• Turn right into car park (fee payable)
(You can use the Ramblers App as a Sat Nav to all our walks)