• Cambrian Mountains . Climb Pumlumon Fawr, the highest point in Ceredigion, where three rivers originate: the Severn, Wye and Rheidol.

• Talybont to Bontgoch. Gentle scenic footpaths for relaxed walking.

• Nant-Y-Moch uplands. Ideal for more advanced hill walkers.

• Coastal Path (Aberystwyth to Borth). Stunning cliff-top views and invigorating sea breezes.

• Cadair Idris, one of the highest mountains in Southern Eryri (Snowdonia)

Road cyclists are also seen enjoying the delights of this uspoilt area with countless routes. Cyclists can explore routes such as the "Pen y Pass from Tal-y-bont," a 63.39-mile loop with significant elevation gain, traversing picturesque landscapes.

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​Bwlch Nant yr Arian, near Aberystwyth, stands out as a premier destination for mountain biking enthusiasts, featuring trails for all abilities from gentle family routes to challenging red-graded tracks.

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Discover the Syfydrin trail, a popular mountain biking trail offering varied terrain and beautiful woodland scenery. Suitable for all skill levels, it’s a great spot for adrenaline-fueled rides and nature immersion.

• Bwlch Nant yr Arian: Watch red kites feed daily at 2pm in a dramatic natural setting

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• Dyfi Osprey Project: Spot ospreys and wetland birds from expert-guided hides during nesting season (Apr-Sept)

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• Ynys-hir RSPB Reserve: Explore woodland, saltmarsh and wetlands rich with migrating birds and year-round wildlife

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​The beach at Borth stretches for 3 miles, perfect for surfing, kiteboarding and windsurfing when conditions are right.

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For kayaking and paddle boarding rental and tours in Aberystwyth, see Aber Outdoors

​The Talybont fishing lakes are near by for trout fishing (permit needed). Available in the local pub, The White Lion in Talybont. River Leri also runs through Talybont, a good place for trout and sewin (sea trout).

​The area offers green lanes in the hills above Talybont. A popular route is a moderate trail, spanning from Talybont to Dyffryn-Castell - a very enjoyable track with amazing views.

• Borth and Ynyslas
  A long sandy beach with dunes. Great for walking, swimming, and spotting wildlife.

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• Clarach Beach
  A small and sheltered cove. Safe for swimming with a café and arcade nearby.

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• Aberystwyth
  A lively seaside town. Explore shops, the historic castle, and a scenic promenade.

• Village Shop ​

• Pharmacy​

• The White Lion Pub
  Cosy traditional pub serving drinks, hot meals, and Sunday roasts. A local favourite.​

• Hairdresser

• Y Lolfa Bookshop
  Independent publisher and bookshop with a great selection of Welsh-language and local-interest books.​

• Davmor Garage & Petrol Station
   

Aberystwyth: ​

• Arabic Flavours in Aberystwyth

• Gwesty Cymru for cocktails and a view of the prom

• Provecio for lovely Mexican Takeaway

• Fusion King if you're in the mood for Asian food

• The Glengower, a pub with a view of the sea and outdoor seating

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Borth and Ynyslas

• The Victoria Inn, a pub with a gorgeous view of the sea and outdoor seating. Beautiful at sunset

• Searivers, the caravan park in Ynyslas has a lovely Thai restaurant

• ​Libanus : restaurant & cinema showing blockbuster movies in comfort and style.

• Visit a local farm and meet their Alpacas

• Go to the Butterfly House

• Browse the Boot Sale every Sunday morning in Clarach

• Taste local produce at the Farmer's Market in Aberystwyth (check dates on website)

• Discover Machynlleth Market every Wednesday

• Take the train up Constitution Hill and enjoy the view or grab a bite at the café

• Take a steam train ride through Rheidol Valley and visit Devil's Bridge 

• Try out clay pigeon shooting in Machynlleth