Crychan Forest and Halfway Forest

 

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

The Crychan Forest Association works with the Natural Resources Wales (formally Forestry Commission) 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.

Horse Riding Trails

Family Cycling Trails

Walking Trails

News

More Trees Down

There are a large amount of windblown trees at the top of Halfway (near waymarker 144) blocking the trail. Just what we needed after Decembers storms! NRWRead full article.

Trail Clear Up Progress

All the trails in Halfway Forest and the 2 small trails near Cefn Farm car park have been cleared of fallen trees and branches. Natural Resources WalesRead full article.

Tracks Blocked by Significant Tree Damage

Natural Resources Wales have put out a notice about significant tree damage from the recent heavy snow causing major disruption to tracks in Crychan andRead full article.

Forestry Operations November 2017

Updated map showing harvesting operations, ongoing a in Crychan Forest Read full article.

New Temporary Trail Maps Released

The number of marker posts around Brynffo car park has been reduced. The maps covering these trials will be updated but in the mean time temporary mapsRead full article.