Crychan Forest and Halfway Forest

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Crychan Forest Trails for walkers, cyclist, horse riders and carriage drivers.

The Crychan Forest Association works with the Forestry Commission Wales to promote access to Crychan and Halfway Forests near Llandovery Carmarthenshire. South West Wales near the Brecon Beacons.

We have installed nearly 200 numbered waymarker posts and published walking trails, family forestry cycle trails and horse riding trails. These individual trails with map are available to download from this website and a large leaflet/map is available at all the major forest car parks. The trails are colour coded and waymarked with numbers and arrows.

News

Track closed over Pont Cefn Blewog Bridge.

The track is blocked between post 188 & 190 so there is no access over Pont Cefn Blewog Bridge.

2012 World Rally Championship in Crychan Forest

Jari-Matti Latvala achieved a second consecutive Wales Rally GB victory in his Ford Fiesta RS. The following are the results of the key stages on Saturday 15th September Crychan 1 Pos    Driver        Time 1.    M. ØSTBERG    10:38.1 2.   … Continue reading

Colin Newman accompanied over the line by Eirian Davies

Activities Day 2012 Report

An activities day took place in the forest on 30th June 2012 attracting  runners of all ages from all over the UK. Catering and first aid cover were provided by Julie and Anthony Prosser. Everyone enjoyed the day despite the … Continue reading

Carriage Driving in Crychan Forest

Carriage Driving Rally

The Carriage driving rally held on the 17th June from Brynffo, Crychan Forest attracted 14 turnouts. Who enjoyed the forestry tracks and great views. The event was run by the Crychan Forest Association in association with the West Wales branch … Continue reading

New Forestry Commission Video, Respect Share the Trail

Forestry Commission Wales has produced a 2 minute clip informing mountain bikers to “Stop, Stand, Speak” whenever they meet horse riders. The video shows how dangerous the trails can be if no consideration is given to horse riders and the … Continue reading