Exciting times for cycling enthusiasts and nature lovers! 🚴♀️🌳 In just a few weeks, you’ll be able to cycle non-stop, off-road, through one of Wales’ most stunning valleys. The scenic Tywi Valley Path is almost ready for its grand debut, with new sections between Llanarthne and Cilsan already open for exploration. As the longest river in Wales, the Tywi River (or Towy, as some might know it) offers a breathtaking backdrop to this exciting new route.
The path isn’t just for cyclists; it welcomes walkers and anyone keen on a rolling adventure, no matter their age or ability. As you journey through, you can expect to see majestic wild deer, serene boardwalks, and iconic landmarks like Dryslwyn Castle and Paxton’s Tower.
Set to be fully completed by early next year, the Tywi Valley Path promises to connect communities from Llandeilo to Llanarthne. It’s not just about the ride; it’s about celebrating nature, culture, and creating a sustainable travel option. 🚶♂️🚴♀️
Two new bridges are already enhancing the landscape and accessibility over the River Tywi and River Cothi, opening up more sections each month. This project is a game-changer for Carmarthenshire, boosting tourism and improving the quality of life by making active travel safe and enjoyable. 🌍💪
Cllrs Edward Thomas and Hazel Evans have shared their excitement, highlighting how the path fuses active travel, sustainability, and local heritage, making it a gem for both locals and visitors.
So, get ready to dust off your bike or lace up your walking shoes and delve into the beauty of the Tywi Valley! Whether you’re a local or just visiting, this path is set to become an unmissable part of your travel adventures. 🌟
Who’s ready to explore? 🙋♀️ Drop a comment and let us know if you’ll be taking on this epic route!