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Walking

There are many walks in merthyr, for those that are interested in a leisurely stroll and those that are more adventurous

Please be aware that weather conditions can change rapidly when you are out walking so please be well prepared, and always follow the Countryside Code.

There are approximately 100 km of public rights of way in Merthyr Tydfil, 23km of these lie within the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Who can use a Public Right of Way?

Footpaths are for walkers. You are allowed to take a pram, pushchair and wheelchair on them, although some in more rural locations may be unsuitable for that use. You are permitted to take a dog with you, but, it must be kept under close control, please clean up after your dog as it is an offence to allow your dog to foul on a public right of way.

Bridleways are for walkers, horse riders and pedal cyclists. Cyclists must give way for walkers and horse riders. Motor cycles are not permitted on bridleways.

By-way open to all traffic are for walkers, horse riders, pedal cycles, and also other motorised vehicles.

The alphabetically listed pages in this section give information on walking businesses in Merthyr Tydfil who can accommodate all levels of experience.  If you wanted an introduction to the outdoors, or explore the areas you already know further, why not contact them to see what they have to offer?

 

Tel: 01685 727474
Last updated: 16.05.2012
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