Places to explore in CeredigionWales · Mid Wales

The Afon Mynach drops around 90 metres in five stages through a wooded ravine at Devil's Bridge, among the highest falls in Wales.

Glacial lake in a cirque on the north side of Pumlumon, the source of the River Rheidol.

Upland reservoir in the Cambrian Mountains below Pumlumon, in a little-visited valley with open access to the hills.

Former silver-lead mine at Ponterwyd offering underground tours and a mining museum in the Cambrian hills.

Wide sandy beach and dune system at the mouth of the Dyfi estuary, part of the Dyfi National Nature Reserve.

Walk the outline of a whole nation — 870 miles of cliff, estuary and beach from Chepstow round to Queensferry.

1400 km · spans 16 counties

Forest visitor centre east of Aberystwyth with daily red kite feeding by a lake and waymarked walking and mountain-bike trails.

New Quay centre for dolphin and marine research, running boat trips into Cardigan Bay with an underwater microphone.

Wildlife Trust island at the mouth of the Teifi, with grey seals and nesting seabirds, seen from the Gwbert cliffs and boats

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Clifftop farm park near Gwbert with farm animals and views of seals, porpoises and Cardigan Island.

Award-winning sandy cove reached along the shore or coast path from Llangrannog.

Sheltered pebble-and-sand holiday beach in a small valley between Aberystwyth and Borth.