Best Trails in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

A really lovely walk. Bit muddy on foot and a few steep climbs but all in all a very enjoyable walk. We also walked straight along the road to Saundersfoot on the way back and took a little shortcut (to miss the December rain..)

Very peaceful an pretty walk! Fairly boggy this time of year so the correct footwear is advised

beautiful walk and got to see lots of seals. dogs had to stay on leads alot of the time due to cows, sheep and unfenced cliffs.

Lovely walk and a beautiful day. Not too strenuous.

Some of trail was closed for forestry activity.

Easy short dog walk to St Non’s Chapel and Well from st David’s Cathedral gorgeous views great for a picnic and you can continue round St David’s head if wanting to walk longer

Certainly not an easy walk. Quite a few climbs. Would describe it as a moderate walk

Walked from the car park in Newgale toward Solva and back, absolutely stunning views some lovely little bays hidden away, a few steps up and down the coast, heavy on the knees... But well worth the scenery

Steep but beautiful secluded cove perfect for swimming on a sunny day

We parked at the St Govan car park(free) next to the MOD firing range. After visiting the chapel we walked the 4 miles or so through the range past Huntsmans Leap, The Cauldron and the Stacks to The Green Bridge viewing platform and back. The walk is an easy one along a rough road with limited views of the coast from the road itself ,although there are plenty of opportunities to divert to the cliffs themselves for exploration.

Great walk! We started at 11 a.m from St David’s visitor centre and went past the hotel towards Caerfai beach. Turned right for a fantastic walk along the cliffs. Path was very well worn and easy. By the time we got round the headland level with Ramsey island , it was around 4 p.m (This was because all of the excellent photo opportunities and seal and dolphin spotting)! As we were eating out that night and staying an hours drive away,we reluctantly shorted the walk by turning right at a finger post signed for St David’s, which was on the cliff path around 400 yards short of the the 2 lifeboat stations. This was a well signposted acorn trail back into St David’s.Next time we will give it the full days treatment and take in the beach aswell as it is such a great walk.

A great walk with fantastic views. The path is in very good condition which makes this a very straight forward route.

Nice walk, took around 2hrs although just before the r/a there's a fence blocking the path continuing onto the footpath on the roadside

the best part of the walk is from Dinas Island to Newport; spectacular. the route from Fishguard is not quite as glorious. path conditions are very good.

Good weather on our walk. Can be very steep in places certainly not flat like the review says. Not Snowden but certainly not a walk along the prom!Not great for young kids. Also not as many views of the coast as you would expect as a lot of it is in woodland or your view is restricted by high Bracken. Good walk but we think there are many better around this neck of the woods.

Thoroughly enjoyed this walk. We started from Stackpole Quay car park (£6all day)Very easy going with no steep climbs .weather was part cloudy about 22 degrees.great views all the way including the cliff tops and round the Lily lakes. Also as an add-on if you get to the Bosherston car park and go out and turn left and there is a cafe and a pub where you can stop for refreshments.also toilets in the car park .all in all great walk about 5 hours altogether because of all the excellent views and photo stops.

Half of the hike is fairly steep but it really worth the walk! Beautiful view

brilliant little stomp

Great walk, can be steep in places so some degree of fitness is needed.

A varied circular walk along the coastline, across fields and farm tracks and finally through the trees. Paths well maintained.

We really enjoyed this walk but it is pretty tough! Amazing views though so well worth it and plenty of places to stop to eat and enjoy your surroundings

We had a lovely day waking this route, lots of wildlife to see and views to be in awe of. We saw seals, beetles, ponies and many butterflies. Beautiful wildflowers too. I would agree with the previous reviewer that it is a bit of a scramble over rocky hills at times, particularly in the second half of the walk.

The coastal path is pretty good, great views over and over. Several spots to stop and take a break if you want. Only a handful of climbs. But the cut back through the fields wasn't that great. the path was unclear at times, lots of... sheep "droppings".. as you'd expect, and a few stretches of high, prickly brushes. Jeans are recommended if going through there. Cooler breeze at the North/North-Western edge of the coast.

This is an easy very nice trail along the coast. We were very lucky and spotted some dolphins.

This is a very nice trail along the cliffs where you can see lots of wildlife. Highly recommended.