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Irfon Valley
Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys - Members-only    
9.4km / 5.8mi  -  3 hours    Leisurely
A special quality of remoteness characterises this area – the landscape largely a mix of upland plateaux and narrow valleys, where you can walk all day and not meet a soul. This route should whet your appetite.
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Traeth Lligwy
Amlwch, Anglesey - Members-only    
19.4km / 12.0mi  -  6 hours    Moderate
Anglesey’s Coastal Path – now part of the 870-mile Wales Coast Path – comprises a variety of fine coastal landscapes: beaches, dunes, coves, impressive rock formations, harbours and nature reserves. The walking is generally quite easy.
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Copriding Farm at bottom of Thurgory Lane
Historical Walk round Lepton and Kirkheaton No 5 - Free    
4.8km / 3.0mi  -  2 hours    Leisurely
This walk takes in west/south of Lepton over Cowmes Common and land owned by the Dartmouth family. It passes up Rowley Lane, before returning on one of the ancient lanes through Lepton's open field system. Two alternatives routes are included.
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Looking back from Mynydd Machen
Mynydd Machen, Caerphilly - Members-only    
18.0km / 11.2mi  -  5 hours 34 minutes    Moderate
An extremely rewarding walk in the Welsh hills where steep beech woodlands merge into panoramic hill tops. Short road sections, footpaths and bridleways, generally mud-free and with few stiles. However, there are several steep climbs.
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Worsbrough Reservoir - built in 1804.
Wentworth Castle and Worsbrough Country Park and Mill Circular - Members-only    
11.0km / 6.8mi  -  3 hours    Leisurely
An extremely pleasant walk through a municipal country park to an early 19th century reservoir, and on to Stainborough's historic (listed) parkland and Castle. Enjoy the 1st Earl's historic monuments, the wildlife, and of course the Wentworth Deer.
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