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Llandeilo

A 6-mile Saturday walk
in countryside around Dinefwr

5th September 2026

Leader: Andrew Morgan




Swansea Ramblers met in the centre of Llandeilo and walked through Dinefwr park on their way north to Gurrey.

We crossed the Carmarthen bypass to walk part of a promoted trail then through a field to a disused highway.

Heading south of the bypass, we followed some quiet roads which led us to the northern access point for Dinefwr Park.

We then walked the old estate lane to the orchard before crossing the grassland back to Llandeilo.

Another lovely walk with Swansea Ramblers.   



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Photographs



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Leader Andrew Morgan


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We crossed the A40 to walk north to Gurrey


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The view from our Tea stop


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Pontbren


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Heading for King's Lodge


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The hamlet of Pen-y-banc behind us


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We joined the abandonded old main road between Carmarthen and Llandeilo


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A short walk alongside the A40 to join quiet roads to the south


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We had a Tea stop in hot sunshine and had a view of Dinefwr Castle


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The view of the castle


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Looking over the Towy Valley from above Pen-y-banc Farm
(which is nowhere near the hamlet!)



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Across the Towy Valley towards Paxton's Tower


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Paxton's Tower on the extreme right


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Another view of Dinefwr Castle


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Just outside the Deer Wall of Dinefwr


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The famous Dinefwr White Cattle


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Flies are a real nuisance


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Poor thing!


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Another Tea stop in the sunshine of Dinefwr Orchard


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Then back via the parkland of Dinefwr with the mansion behind us


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Dinefwr Mansion


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A last view of Dinefwr then back through streets to The White Horse Inn





Ordnance Survey map of the route walked
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All photographs Copyright  Andrew Morgan and J. Cooper 2026
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