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    5 Poppit Sands to Pwllgwaelod Pembrokeshire WALES

    Jun 19, 2020 3 minutes

    28km/17.4 miles/9-10 hours

    Ascent 885m/2900ft

    Start/Finish

    1 Poppit Sands (car park and bus stop) GR: SN153486

    From car park, follow Pembrokeshire Coast Path (CP) signs uphill and along lane past YH to farm & campsite at end, Allt-y-Coed. Path continues to Cemaes Head (fine views across bay to Cardigan Island). Continue southwards along CP for 4.5km, eventually descending to Ceibwr Bay.

    2 Cross stone footbridge over river (old lime kiln on other side), then a short stretch along road. Cliffs at Ceibwr Bay are

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