28/3/25

Exploring the Natural Beauty Around Cenarth: Top Walks for Holiday Home Owners

Discover the stunning walking routes surrounding Penlan Holiday Park. From riverside strolls to coastal paths, these scenic trails showcase the best of West Wales' natural landscape.

Exploring the Natural Beauty Around Cenarth: Top Walks for Holiday Home Owners

Exploring the Natural Beauty Around Cenarth: Top Walks for Holiday Home Owners

One of the greatest privileges of owning a holiday home at Penlan Holiday Park is the immediate access to some of West Wales' most picturesque landscapes. The Cenarth area and its surroundings offer a variety of walking routes suitable for all ages and abilities, making it perfect for both casual strolls and more adventurous hikes.

Cenarth Falls Circular Walk

Perhaps the most iconic local walk begins right in Cenarth village. This gentle circular route takes you past the famous Cenarth Falls, where during autumn months you might spot salmon leaping upstream. The path follows the River Teifi before looping back through woodland, offering beautiful views regardless of the season.

Distance: Approximately 2 milesDifficulty: EasyHighlights: Waterfall views, historic coracle centre, ancient bridge

Cilgerran Gorge Trail

Just a short drive from Penlan Holiday Park, the Cilgerran Gorge Trail offers a stunning riverside walk through ancient woodland. This Wildlife Trust nature reserve is home to otters, kingfishers, and various woodland birds, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts.

Distance: 3-4 miles (depending on route choice)Difficulty: Moderate (some steeper sections)Highlights: Wildlife spotting, dramatic gorge views, peaceful woodland

Poppit Sands and Cardigan Island Coastal Path

For those looking to experience the magnificent Welsh coastline, this section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path offers breathtaking sea views. Starting at the beautiful Poppit Sands beach, the path climbs to offer panoramic vistas across Cardigan Bay, where you might even spot dolphins on a clear day.

Distance: 5-6 miles (one way)Difficulty: Moderate to challengingHighlights: Coastal scenery, marine wildlife, sandy beaches

Planning Your Walks

Whatever your walking preference, remember to:

  • Wear appropriate footwear and weather-suitable clothing
  • Carry water and snacks, especially on longer routes
  • Check tide times when walking coastal paths
  • Consider a map or walking app for unfamiliar routes

The reception team at Penlan Holiday Park can provide further information about these and other local walks, including printed maps and seasonal recommendations.

Owning a holiday home in this beautiful part of Wales means having the freedom to explore these natural wonders at your own pace, throughout the changing seasons. Whether you're seeking peaceful solitude or active adventure, the diverse landscape surrounding Cenarth offers endless opportunities for discovery.

Own your Welsh retreat. Experience Penlan.

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