Road Routes and Guides
Cycle Routes and Guides Index:
Road Route 1
Llanwrtyd to Abergwesyn via Tirabad, Llangammarch and Beulah
Llanwrtyd to Garth Bank via Cefn Gorwydd, Llangammarch and Garth.
Llanwrtyd to Abergwesyn and Beulah
Llanwrtyd to Epynt Way
Road Route 1
Llanwrtyd to Abegwesyn via Tirabad, Llangammarch and Beulah Route Description: Quiet country lanes are almost traffic-free. Passing through small villages and crossing the River Ifon. Several short but steep hills and an overall rating of difficult. OS GPX title below. To follow the route on View GPX. Click here.
Road Route 2
Llanwrtyd to Garth Bank via Cefn Gorwydd and Llangammarch. Return via Llangammarch.
Route Description: quiet country roads following the River Irfon to Llangammarch and Garth. Climb up to Gart Bank to enjoy the spectacular view of the surrounding valleys and hills. Return via Garth and Llangammarch—several short, steep hills on the route. To follow the route on View GPS, click here.
Road Route 3
Llanwrtyd Town Square to Abergwesyn and Beulah. This road route follows the Irfon valley and river to Abergwesyn past St David’s Church, The Wash Pool (wild swimming) to Abergwesyn village hall and then down the valley to Beulah. From Beulah, there is a short stretch along the A483 and then turn off on the Roman road and back on quiet country lanes to Llanwrtyd. To follow the route on View GPS Click Here.
Route 4
Llanwrtyd Town Square to Llangammarch and then climb up Pennau Road hill to the viewing point on the Epynt Way. From the viewing point, the road goes off-road and follows the Epynt Way long-distance route. On this route, you must follow the yellow capped post markers as the route skirts the Sennybridge Army training area. It is dangerous to wander from the designated route! Turn at Tri Chruugiau (the highest point on the Epynt hills) and follow forest tracks to Cynala. Back via Cefn Gorwydd
