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Kidwelly / Cydweli

Carmarthenshire


Slow Ways linking Kidwelly and Burry Port, Carmarthen, Llanelli, Pontyberem

Wales / Carmarthenshire / Kidwelly

Kidwelly’s four Slow Ways are 50% checked

Drawn: 4/4
reviewed: 3/4
verified: 1/4
and surveyed: 0/4

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Walk to Kidwelly from further afield

Slow Way Route To do
Carmarthen—Kidwelly
Carkid one

Survey me Distance 17km/10mi Ascent 393m Descent 395m
Kidwelly—Burry Port
Kidbur one

Review me Distance 10km/6mi Ascent 191m Descent 192m
Kidwelly—Burry Port
Kidbur two Verify me Distance 10km/6mi Ascent - Descent -
Kidwelly—Llanelli
Kidlla one Review me Distance 19km/12mi Ascent 129m Descent 129m
Kidwelly—Pontyberem
Kidpon one Pioneer me Distance 13km/8mi Ascent 257m Descent 217m

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Collective progress

60% of Kidwelly’s four route options are drawn, reviewed, surveyed and/or verified

5/5

drawn

4/5

reviewed

2/5

surveyed

1/5

verified

6 people have contributed to Kidwelly’s Slow Ways

2 people have pledged to walk and review a route

2 people have surveyed a route in Kidwelly

55km out of 69km have been walked and reviewed

144km of reviews have been shared in Kidwelly

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We stopped for a very, very long time just where there's another cycle route crossing above at a right angle, which made me very happy to imagine how active travel infrastructure could be one day. There was something really special that I can't quite put my finger on about emerging at Burry Port - perhaps relief at getting there before dark, or at all, perhaps the cumulative sugar high, but I think it was the flatness of the land right by the sea, and all the people in the park, and the sky reflected in the dock with stars just coming out, and the little collection of houses seeming almost lower than sea level! Everyone in Kidwelly and Burry Port should do it, and judging by how many people we saw on a sunny half term Thursday, many people already do!...

Hannah

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Stuart Bain surveyed Kidbur two

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I had planned an alternative route due to poor reviews on Kidbur1 and my local knowledge of the cycle network off road path. The weather was gorgeous so I spent a bit of time looking at West Dock (Photo 1) before heading off road along the tarmac cycle route past Pembrey. Photo 2 - Sharing's Caring along the off road National Cycle Network Route 4...

Stuart Bain

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Kidwelly—Burry Port

Stuart Bain added Kidbur two, a new walk from Kidwelly to Burry Port

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May need to be careful of straying onto other peoples land but overall was a enjoyable, rural walk....

Tarah

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However, our experience was hindered by having to take a detour due to new developments, which was frustrating and broke up the flow of the walk. While the route started off promising and offered a welcome escape from the busy roads, these issues unfortunately made it less enjoyable overall. We likely recommend it for dog lovers based on our experience....

Kiani Perera

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While this route started off promising with a nice contrast between woodlands and public roads, we encountered some unexpected challenges....

Onismo Muhlanga

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The majority of the walk takes you down quiet country roads, which made for a relaxing and enjoyable 3.5-hour stroll....

Onismo Muhlanga

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Great walk with so much stunning scenery to see along the way! Safe and accessible. Would recommend for a relaxing walk, not too strenuous either....

Kiani Perera

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Here are images of our jouney through from Tarah's review....

Onismo Muhlanga

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Onismo Muhlanga took this photo on Carkid one

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You are able to see what it feels like to be deeply away from the busy dual carriageway....

Onismo Muhlanga

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Onismo Muhlanga took this photo on Kidbur one

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Route takes you from Carmarthen and through B4309 before taking you down some country roads which is the majority of the walk....

Tarah

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Nick Blomberg surveyed Kidlla one

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Just outside Kidwelly, the route follows a single track country road for 2.5km....

Nick Blomberg

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Nick Blomberg took this photo on Kidlla one

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Carmarthen—Kidwelly

Slow Ways added Carkid one, a new walk from Carmarthen to Kidwelly

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Kidwelly—Burry Port

Slow Ways added Kidbur one, a new walk from Kidwelly to Burry Port

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Kidwelly—Llanelli

Slow Ways added Kidlla one, a new walk from Kidwelly to Llanelli

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Kidwelly—Pontyberem

Slow Ways added Kidpon one, a new walk from Kidwelly to Pontyberem

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Kidwelly, Sat 22 March

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Kidwelly’s Slow Ways starting point

Grid ref

SN4069506936

Lat / Lon

51.73843° / -4.30860°

Easting / Northing

240,695E / 206,936N

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