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April 28, 2026

A new long-distance walking trail in Wales takes in gorges, ruined abbeys and sweeping sands

From the Cambrian Mountains to Cardigan Bay, the 83-mile Teifi Valley Trail is a grassroots initiative designed to revive a once-thriving area

A new long-distance walking trail in Wales takes in gorges, ruined abbeys and sweeping sands

TL;DR

  • The Teifi Valley Trail is an 83-mile hiking route in Wales that follows the River Teifi from its source in the Cambrian Mountains to Cardigan Bay.
  • The trail aims to revive the area by attracting tourism and highlighting its historical significance, including ruined abbeys and former industrial sites.
  • Along the route, walkers can explore diverse landscapes such as gorges, woodlands, and coastal sands, as well as historical landmarks like Strata Florida Abbey and Cardigan Castle.
  • The initiative is a grassroots effort by local walkers and the Teifi Valley Trail Association (TVTA) to stimulate the local economy, drawing inspiration from the success of coastal paths.
  • The project involved reopening old paths and has been years in the making, with official launch details and support from local tourism bodies.

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