Attractions in Ceredigion

Aberystwyth’s castle may lie in ruins but they’re incredibly impressive ruins. Built in the 13th century, this castle only survived for around 400 years before it was partially demolished by … read more

Devil's Bridge has long been one of the leading tourist highlight in this part of Wales. There are two walks for which you can pay an entrance fee to complete. … read more

The wide and easy gravel road snakes around the western shores of the Llyn Brianne Reservoir, which dates back to the late '60s to service Swansea and Neath. read more

Well worth the walk up to the top, the views over Aberystwyth, the cafe, the viewing platform. There is a cliff railway that is available should you wish to use it.

Part of the national cycle route network this 'road' is infamous with cyclists! The old tarmac has fallen away and left a strip in the middle. It cuts through beautiful … read more

Starting from near the viewpoint, The Nose is one of the best trail sections (in my opinion) at Bwlch Nant yr Arian. It's rated as blue, but more advanced riders … read more

A great final descent to all the red and black graded trails at Bwlch Nant yr Arian.

Enjoy the cracking view from the bench at the top, where you can … read more

A great selection of waymarked mountain bike trails. From a fun new blue trail through to the long Syfydryn trail which takes you out over exposed hills and ancient tracks. … read more

Super fun blue-graded mountain bike trail descent, the final descent back to the trail centre and cafe on the Melindwr Trail. Expect big views and skinny singletrack, with lots and … read more

Black Covert woodland is an absurdly pretty place alongside the Afon Ystwyth. Near the site of a Roman fort and the Coed Allt-fedw earthworks, there’s much history seeping out of … read more

An absolute corker! After the fire road climb, head into the woods for this brilliant red-rated singletrack section. There's nothing too techy, but a few roots and small drop offs … read more

The cliff railway is the much less tiring way to get up to the top of Constitution hill. Not sure on the prices but I wish id of gone up just for the experience.

Here it is simply fantastically beautiful!
The trails are sometimes really demanding, sometimes slippery and sometimes so exposed that you have to push your bike a few meters.

Pure adventure, … read more

Simply breathtaking! You can't get enough of these views! Lots of places where you can have your picnic whilst admiring the scenery!

The penultimate trail section on both the Summit and Pendam red-rated trails, Drunken Druid has been recently reworked to include some rocky sections through the trees that are pretty reminiscent of the nearby Coed y Brenin trail centre.

This blue-rated section of the Melindwr trail is known as The Half Pipe: fun and flowy singletrack leading to a series of brilliant bermed switchbacks that'll really get you practicing … read more

Just after crossing the green iron bridge there is a great picnic spot complete with table and benches. Perfect for enjoying the waterfall.
Right next to the Waterfall, there is … read more

A lovely little harbour with plenty of places to sit and eat.

A really long descent section at Nant yr Arian through the trees, with some great berms and tabletops as you twist and turn through the trees. The rocky surface means … read more

Good climb into Devils Bridge