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Scenic rides and historic landmarks in Llandovery


Cycling routes from Llandovery

Llandovery is a small town located in West Wales and The Valleys, surrounded by beautiful hills and countryside. As a road and gravel cyclist, you can enjoy scenic rides with picturesque vistas and charming villages along the way. One of the well-known climbs near Llandovery is the Black Mountain, offering a challenging ascent and rewarding views at the top. The town is also home to the Llandovery Castle, a historic site that adds to the rich cultural heritage of the area. With its stunning landscapes, challenging climbs, and historical landmarks, Llandovery is a great destination for cyclists and history enthusiasts.

Embark on a thrilling gravel journey through Llandovery and its stunning surroundings

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107 km
2234 m
Savage

Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping adventure with this gravel cycling route starting from Llandovery. Spanning 107 km and featuring an ascent of 2234 meters, this expedition is tailored for gravel enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable and challenging experience. From the rugged beauty of Y Pigwn to the captivating landscapes of Glyn-neath, every section of this route is intricately woven with natural grandeur and awe-inspiring vistas. Rejoice in the pride of conquering breathtaking climbs and immersing yourself in the heart of West Wales' rugged beauty.


Experience the beauty of Llandovery and its surrounding gems on this road cycling route

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79 km
1544 m
Tough

Enjoy the mesmerizing landscapes of Llandovery and its surroundings on this road cycling route. Covering a distance of 79 km and involving an ascent of 1544 meters, this route is tailor-made for road cycling enthusiasts seeking a varied terrain and captivating views. From exploring the historic Llandovery Castle to traversing quaint villages and reaching the majestic Rhandirmwyn, this journey presents a delightful tapestry of West Wales' natural and cultural heritage.


Explore the intriguing history of Llandovery and conquer the challenging climb of Sugar Loaf.

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65 km
1010 m
Tough

This 65 km road route starts and finishes in the historic market town of Llandovery. Along the way, cyclists can enjoy stunning views and tackle the ascent of the Sugar Loaf climb. With an ascent of 1010 m, this route offers a good level of challenge for well-trained amateurs. Highlights include the medieval Llandovery Castle and the scenic village of Abergwesyn. Overall, this route provides a great mix of history, natural beauty, and cycling challenge.


Embark on an epic journey through the rugged landscapes of Abergwesyn and beyond.

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121 km
2076 m
Savage

This challenging 121 km road route showcases the remote beauty of Abergwesyn and surrounding areas. With an elevation of 2076 m, including the formidable Mynydd Bwlch-Y-Groes climb, this route is recommended for experienced cyclists. The highlights include the picturesque village of Rhandirmwyn, the breathtaking views from Abergwesyn, and the historic Llangammarch Wells. With numerous picturesque spots along the way, this route provides a unique cycling experience in the heart of West Wales.


A scenic route exploring the countryside near Llandovery and featuring the impressive Sugar Loaf climb.

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62 km
904 m
Tough

This route takes you through the beautiful West Wales countryside, passing by charming villages and offering great views along the way. The highlight of the route is the climb up Sugar Loaf, which provides a challenging but rewarding experience for cyclists. The distance of 62 km and ascent of 904 m makes it a moderate difficulty ride suitable for well-trained amateurs. Overall, this route showcases the picturesque landscapes of West Wales and provides an enjoyable cycling experience.


An adventurous route that takes you to Blaen Cyrnog and various scenic spots along the way.

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74 km
1288 m
Tough

This 74 km road route is perfect for cyclists looking for a mix of challenging climbs and beautiful scenery. The ascent of 1288 m includes the climb to Blaen Cyrnog, a hidden gem with breathtaking views. With a difficulty rating of 4, this route is suitable for experienced amateur riders. The highlight of the route is the picturesque village of Trallong, which offers a great opportunity to recharge before taking on the final climb to Llandovery. Overall, this route provides an exciting cycling adventure through some of West Wales' most enchanting landscapes.


Embark on a gravel adventure through the scenic landscapes surrounding Cilycwm.

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74 km
1336 m
Tough

This 74 km gravel route takes cyclists through the picturesque countryside near Cilycwm. With an ascent of 1336 m, including the challenging climb to Abergwesyn, this route offers a great adventure for gravel enthusiasts. Highlights along the route include the charming village of Cilycwm and the breathtaking views of Abergwesyn. With its moderate difficulty and stunning scenery, this route is a must-try for gravel riders looking to explore the natural beauty of West Wales.


Embark on an ultimate road cycling adventure through Llandovery and Henrhyd Falls

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108 km
1788 m
Tough

Engage in an ultimate road cycling adventure through the captivating landscapes of Llandovery and the awe-inspiring Henrhyd Falls. With a total distance of 108 km and 1788 meters of elevation gain, this route offers a memorable journey for ardent road cyclists seeking a challenge. Explore ancient forests, marvel at the majestic Henrhyd Falls, and encounter the serene wonders of Ynysymond and Glanamman. This adventure is immersed in a unique blend of natural splendor and ancient heritage - a true conquest of the senses.


Embark on a tranquil road cycling journey through Llandovery and its scenic surroundings

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57 km
628 m
Tough

Indulge in the peace and serenity on this road cycling route that encompasses Llandovery and its serene surroundings. Covering a distance of 57 km and ascending 628 meters, this journey offers a blend of tranquility and natural splendor. From the enchanting village of Llangadog to the historic wonders of Birds Hill and Llansadwrn, immerse yourself in the calming landscapes and absorb the rich heritage of West Wales. Whether you are a seasoned cyclist or simply seeking a leisurely exploration, this route promises a delightful experience that will leave you longing to return.


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