Camping in Wales | A Road Trip Across Mid-Wales
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- Join us on a road trip from Rhayader to Aberystwyth in Mid Wales, stopping at some of the most beautiful and interesting places along the way.
Timestamps:
- Intro - 0:00
- Cwmystwyth Mines - 0:40
- Llandrindod Wells - 1:48
- Warren Wood (Water-Break-It's-Neck) - 2:30
- Camping in Wales (Penybont) - 3:20
- Devil's Bridge - 4:15
- Two Hoots Cafe - 6:26
- Goginan - 6:54
- Aberystwyth - 7:08
Cwmystwyth Lead Mines: Our first stop is Cwmystwyth Lead Mines, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, you can learn about the history of lead mining in Wales and explore the abandoned mines and tunnels.
Llandrindod Wells: Next, we head to Llandrindod Wells, a Victorian spa town. Here, you can visit the Pump House Theatre and Spa, take a walk through the Rock Park, or simply relax and enjoy the town's many cafes and restaurants.
Warren Wood: Warren Wood is a beautiful ancient woodland with a variety of walking trails. Here, you can spot wildlife such as red kites, buzzards, and woodpeckers.
Devil's Bridge: Devil's Bridge is a popular tourist destination, known for its three bridges stacked on top of each other and the waterfalls below. Here, you can take a walk across the bridges, visit the Devil's Bridge Falls Visitor Centre, or simply enjoy the views. We also stopped off at the Two Hoots cafe.
Goginan: Goginan is a small village with a big history. Here, you can visit the Goginan Silver Mine, see the Goginan Gold Mine, and explore the village's many historic buildings.
Aberystwyth: Aberystwyth is a university town on the coast of Mid Wales. Here, you can visit the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth Castle, and the Electric Mountain. You can also take a walk along the promenade, enjoy the beach, or visit one of the town's many restaurants and pubs. In the next video we will be exploring Aberystwyth fully so make sure to subscribe so you don't miss it!
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I love wales. Proud to be from there. Love your videos. Wish I could go travelling with you
We can't get enough of it either!
Love it! Mid Wales seems like its full of underrated places
I always find it's the quietest part of wales, but it's home to lots of lovely places!
I have passed through devil's bridge a few times but have never stopped. I will definately stop and visit after watching this. Beautiful part of the uk
You should! Just be prepared for the stairs!
Beautiful video ❤
Thanks!
Another top rate look around Alex. The Cwmystwyth sure is impressive - I love it up there as I do at Water Break Its Neck in the Radnor Forest. Yeah, it's lush. I have to say the river beside your camp spot at Penybont is the Ithon. If you want to know what that's like at source go to: 3 Day River Backpack. River Ithon to River Wye. Wild Camping Nordisk Telemark 1. There is part 2 also. Well, the Devils Br. I've yet to enjoy that - I must make it over there. Thanks again. Mark
Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. And I agree, the Devil's Bridge is an amazing place. You should certainly make the trip over there... just be ready for lots of stairs!
@@AlexTravels1 A pleasure Alex. Yeah, it was good - enjoying your videos. I will make it there - I've passed through but never walked around. I'll do that this year stairs and all. Peace.