Walking BritainLimestone cliffs east of Mewsford Point, Pembrokeshire
Walk Photo 349501
Caption - Part of the spectacular south Pembrokeshire coast, where carboniferous limestone meets the Atlantic Ocean. Best to visit on a Sunday when the path along the edge of the range is open.
Walk 3495 : St. Govan's Chapel, Bosherston & Elegug Stacks
Photographer : Gordon Hatton
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Pembrokeshire Coast
Walking in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is Britain's only truly coastal national park. Rimmed by a spectacular waterscape of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches and wooded estuaries, the land rises to wild inland hills. This environment is a place of sanctuary for wildlife who share the landscape that has been shaped by many people over the centuries. Tombs and castles, crosses and cottages, quarries and quays are all reminders of man's endeavours, which remains a working landscape. Inland the Preseli Hills offer excellent walking across the moorland ridge. More Information
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