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Little Puncheston has several interesting buildings, including its two chapels and church. There are two listed cottages here to: Ty Newydd and White hart. At the time of writing (March 2025), the Drovers Arms pub is temporarily closed.

This is a delightful wood in the picturesque Gwaun Valley. Trails explore the steep northern banks of the Afon Gwaun , a great option for an amble in the Fishguard region.

A great place to view western Pembrokeshire. The bridleway descent to the north west is very overgrown though.

Llanychaer is a small village near a bridge crossing the Afon Gwaun. There is an abandoned church to the North of the village with a "Holy Well". There are a number of nice footpaths to follow to get to the village, following the river through Court Wood and Tre-llwyn to the East being the pick of the routes.

Walking south-east along the track, Mynydd Castlebythe is ahead of you. Unfortunately the village of Castlebythe was destroyed by the Normans, who ordered all the families living at the foot of the mountain to move down country. Next on the lane is the old slate quarry, which opened sometime prior to 1840. Nearby is a habitat for a rare damselfly.

Plumstone Mountain is a beautiful spot with open views across North Pembrokeshire.