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Incredible views !!! Some nice climbs too !!!

Cute coffee stop with guest coffees and pastries/sausagerolls open 7 days a week 8-3

Great ice cream

Beautiful

Lovely cycle lanes

Swansea bay is a great long stretch of beach and in one direction you have the city and the other direction you have Mumbles. Theres lots of cafes and places to visit and you can either walk on the footpath or along the beach. There are always lots of shells and things washed up so great for beach combing or exploring with kids

Low bridge - probably best to lower your saddle - or even better - walk your bike under this bridge

Well maintained tow path and is quite tranquil

Absolutely fantastic cycle path, intersects with quite a few other routes as well, I’ve ridden this quite a few times & think it’s a cracking path!

Is this ridable by a road bike?

This section of NCN Route 43 takes you through woodland, alongside the river and along the the edge of Ystalyfera Natural Reserve.

The Mumbles is a very popular headland at the Western edge of Swansea Bay and marking the start of the Gower Peninsula. Views of the lighthouse, a walk along the pier, legendary ice cream and a really enjoyable road climb from the sea-front up Mumbles Hill alongside (and also between!) the cliff-face on Mumbles Hill await.

Limeslade Bay is a small, sheltered cove that offers a bay with lots of rockpools to explore.

Great bike lane along the sea front

Caswell Bay hosts a beautiful beach, popular with surfers as well as families, so it can get busy. At low tide there is plenty of clean sand to enjoy and rock pools to explore.

This nice smooth cycle path is part of NCN Route 4, connecting the seafront at Black Pill in the South, with Olchfa, through Clyne Valley along the route of the old London Midland Scottish railway line and the Rive Clyne itself.

This lovely cycle and walking path was a steelworks until the 1980s. Steel sculptures commemorate the town’s industrial heritage along certain points of the path.

I've done this route many times and thoroughly recommend it. Usually very quiet and good links to the rest of the local network.

Good to watch the sun set on the horizon with lots of benches

Converted from an old railway line once used for transporting coal, this brilliant traffic-free shared trail links Burry Port to Pembrey and the nature reserve beyond. Enjoy this leafy, well-surfaced track past the marshes and through the old railway bridges.