Trimsaran Circular Route

A road cycling route starting from Burry Port

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Map miniature of "Trimsaran Circular Route" cycling inspiration in West Wales and The Valleys, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This 110km road cycling route starting from Burry Port takes you through Trimsaran, Nantgaredig, Llanfynydd, and Gaer Fawr. With a moderate difficulty level, it offers a challenging yet enjoyable ride for well-trained amateur cyclists. The route showcases the beautiful landscapes of West Wales and includes several highlights such as Bethlehem and Mynydd Isaf. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the charming town of Ammanford before returning to Burry Port.

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110 km

1866 m

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Start: Burry Port City center

Burry Port: Diverse cycling opportunities in the picturesque West Wales.

Burry Port is a vibrant locality situated in the West Wales and The Valleys region of the United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Burry Port offers diverse cycling opportunities for both road and gravel cyclists. The area features a mix of coastal routes, stunning countryside paths, and challenging hills, providing something for every type of cyclist. Cyclists can explore the picturesque Carmarthenshire countryside, ride along the Millennium Coastal Path, or challenge themselves on the nearby Black Mountain range. Burry Port is a fantastic destination for cyclists looking for scenic variety and challenging terrain.

7 km

TrimsaranVillage

As you pass through Trimsaran, admire the scenic beauty of the surrounding countryside and take in the charming atmosphere of the village.

30 km

NantgaredigVillage

Nantgaredig is known for its picturesque setting, with stunning views of the river Towy and the historic bridge.

41 km

LlanfynyddVillage

Cycle through the quaint village of Llanfynydd and discover its rich history and traditional Welsh architecture.

49 km

Gaer Fawr291 mPeak

Gaer Fawr, a medieval hillfort, offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and provides a glimpse into the region's ancient past.

64 km

BethlehemVillage

Stop by Bethlehem, a small village with a fascinating history and a unique name that attracts visitors from all over the country.

76 km

Mynydd Isaf299 mPeak

At Mynydd Isaf, enjoy breathtaking views of the rugged hills and valleys that epitomize the beauty of West Wales.

82 km

AmmanfordTown

In Ammanford, explore the vibrant town center with its shops, cafes, and historical sites, including the beautiful Ammanford Park.

103 km

LlanelliTown

Llanelli, the largest town in the area, offers a range of attractions including cultural sites, coastal walks, and the famous Llanelli Wetland Centre.