Ceredigion Coast Path - Aberporth-Llangrannog at Aberporth01545 572105workWalking RouteSection 2 - Total distance 7.7km (4.8 miles)
Characterised by high cliffs and secluded beaches, much of this section is heritage coast. The waterfall at Tresaith beach is a particularly unusual feature and was created when glacial activity diverted the river Saith.
Aberporth to Tresaith Distance 3.2km (2 miles), grade - easy/moderate An all weather, surfaced cliff-top path between these villages affords some spectacular views. The southern half is wheelchair friendly.
Tresaith to Penbryn Distance 2.6km (1.6 miles), grade - moderate/hard The steep coastal slope forces the path inland slightly here resulting in a long climb to a height of 125 metres.
Penbryn to Llangrannog Distance 2.9km (1.8 miles), grade - hard Again the nature of the coastline makes the path less intimate with the sea here and with two steep climbs in such a short distance this is one of the toughest sections of the Ceredigion Coast Path.CeredigionSA43 2BUUnited Kingdom52.135039545241-4.546015154000https://www.visitmidwales.co.uk/?dms=3&pid=
Ceredigion Coast Path - Aberporth-Llangrannog at Aberporth
Characterised by high cliffs and secluded beaches, much of this section is heritage coast. The waterfall at Tresaith beach is a particularly unusual feature and was created when glacial activity diverted the river Saith.
Aberporth to Tresaith Distance 3.2km (2 miles), grade - easy/moderate An all weather, surfaced cliff-top path between these villages affords some spectacular views. The southern half is wheelchair friendly.
Tresaith to Penbryn Distance 2.6km (1.6 miles), grade - moderate/hard The steep coastal slope forces the path inland slightly here resulting in a long climb to a height of 125 metres.
Penbryn to Llangrannog Distance 2.9km (1.8 miles), grade - hard Again the nature of the coastline makes the path less intimate with the sea here and with two steep climbs in such a short distance this is one of the toughest sections of the Ceredigion Coast Path.