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South Wales
Pembrokeshire
Burton

Cleddau Bridge

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Cleddau Bridge

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Pembrokeshire is split by the Rvier Cleddau. Hobbs Point in Pembroke Dock to the South and Neyland on the North are less than 1 mile (1.6 km) apart across the waterway but to cycle from one to the other without the bridge would require a journey of 28 miles / 45 km by road.

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  • Konum: Burton, Pembrokeshire, South Wales, Galler, Birleşik Krallık

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    24 Haziran 2022

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    In high winds (around 50 mph!) the bridge can be closed to cyclists. Text ‘bridge' to 80039 for the Pembrokeshire County Council Bridge Status.

    24 Ocak 2022

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    Spanning the River Cleddau, the bridge of the same name links Neyland to Pembroke Dock.

    The bridge is now free to cross for all traffic indefinitely, although there was formerly a toll on this river crossing.

    There's a segregated cycle lane down the side, so you don't have to share the road with motor traffic.
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    Pembroke Castle loop

    72,6km

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    Embark on the Pembroke Castle loop, a challenging touring bicycle ride that takes you through diverse Pembrokeshire scenery. This difficult 45.1 miles (72.6 km) route demands very good fitness, featuring a significant 2408 feet (734 metres) of elevation gain. You will cycle past dramatic coastlines, rolling inland hills, and ancient woodlands, with views of golden beaches and extensive sea vistas. Expect mostly paved surfaces, making it suitable for all skill levels in terms of surface type, and plan for a duration of around 4 hours and 30 minutes to complete the journey.

    While the research does not specify trailhead access, parking, or public transport details for this exact route, many cycling loops in the Pembroke Castle area typically start near the castle itself. It is advisable to check local information for parking availability and any specific regulations before your visit. Given the route's length and difficulty, an early start is recommended to allow ample time to complete the ride and enjoy the sights without rushing. Always ensure your touring bicycle is in good condition and you carry sufficient water and supplies for the duration.

    The Pembroke Castle loop offers a rich blend of history and natural beauty, centered around the magnificent medieval Pembroke Castle, the birthplace of Henry VII. Beyond the castle, which sits by a picturesque millpond, you might encounter other historical landmarks like Carew Castle with its tidal mill, or the ruins of Lamphey Bishop's Palace. The region is part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, known for its unique coastal rock formations and marsh wetlands. This route provides an excellent opportunity to explore the historical and scenic highlights of this captivating Welsh region.

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    Embark on the challenging Haverfordwest and Pembroke Dock loop from Milford Haven, a touring bicycle route spanning 42.7 miles (68.8 km) with a significant 2281 feet (695 metres) of elevation gain. This difficult ride, typically taking 4 hours and 14 minutes, offers a diverse experience, from expansive coastal views and picturesque vistas of the Cleddau estuary to winding paths through woodlands and nature reserves. You will encounter mixed road surfaces, including paved sections, some unpaved stretches, and even cobblestones, making descents technical in places.

    While much of the route consists of asphalt, be prepared for varied road conditions, including potential potholes and gravel on narrower country roads. The trail integrates dedicated traffic-free paths, especially along disused railway lines, providing quieter sections. This loop is best suited for intermediate to experienced riders with very good fitness, given its length and elevation. There are no specific mentions of permits, fees, or seasonal closures in the research, but always check local conditions before you go.

    A significant highlight of this loop is its incorporation of sections of the historic Brunel Cycle Trail, also known as National Cycle Route 4. This part follows an old Great Western Railway line, offering mostly flat, traffic-free paths through woodlands with views of the Cleddau Estuary. You will also pass through charming towns like Pembroke Dock and Neyland, cross the Cleddau Bridge for amazing estuary views, and have the opportunity to see Neyland Marina, one of Wales' largest yacht havens.

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    Rakım 40 m

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    5 Haziran Cuma

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    84 %

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    En yüksek rüzgâr hızı: 37,0 km/h

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    Konum: Burton, Pembrokeshire, South Wales, Galler, Birleşik Krallık

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