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A walk of 7 miles (11 km) in the little frequented north of the county, following lanes, tracks and old paths to hopefully get some memorable views of area. We start from Llanarth and walk south past the remains of an old chapel and Clytha Park and then up a lengthy and moderately steep climb to the ridge, hopefully giving views to the north and south. We will return via a hill fort, an old church and some little seen parkland to the start. A moderately energetic walk with around 20 stiles.
Not suitable for dogs, including assistance dogs. Bring your own packed lunch and a drink. There is no charge for this activity. Wear stout shoes or boots and bring waterproof clothing.
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