コルスキャロン国立自然保護区での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Strata Florida (Latin for ‘Vale of Flowers’) – is a ruined medieval monastery where generations of Welsh princes are buried. The abbey was founded in 1164 by white-robed Cistercian monks and it soon became the most famous church in Wales, after St Davids. Small coffee shop on-site, opening hours vary!

Cors Caron National Nature Reserve is a vast area of wetland filling the broad valley of the River Teifi. It offers great gravel paths off the main road if you have the bike for it. Or lock your bike up and go for a walk along the boardwalks to look for wildlife.

Great cycle path running through the reserve. Nice for watching the bird life.

Lock your bike up and go for a walk along the boardwalks to look for wildlife.

This is a perfect viewpoint to see the River Ystwyth as it meanders westwards towards the sea at Aberystwyth. In summer, the view is fantastic green and wild. In autumn, the colours change to oranges and browns, so it's well worth visiting in any season.

Free parking here for all walks through the Hafod Estate. Maps/guides available (for a suggested contribution of £2).

Strata Florida Abbey is a ruined medieval monastery where generations of Welsh princes are buried. The abbey was founded in 1164 by white-robed Cistercian monks and it soon became the most famous church in Wales, after St Davids. Amid the ruins, you get an impression of how grand the abbey would have been.

Hafod estate in the Ystwyth Valley