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Angle Peninsula — Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro / Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

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Pembrokeshire
Angle

Angle Peninsula — Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro / Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Moderate

4.9

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158

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Angle Peninsula — Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro / Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

03:45

14.0km

180m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

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Last updated: February 24, 2025

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Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

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107 m

West Angle Bay Beach

Highlight • Natural

A horseshoe shaped cove is tucked right inside West Angle Bay.
The sandy beach is narrow at high tide but at low tide, it reveals a long stretch of golden …

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949 m

View of Thorne Island Fort

Highlight • Monument

The small and rocky Thorne Island was fortified in the 1850s amid growing concerns about the strength of the French Navy. The fort was converted into a hotel in 1947 …

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14.0 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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8.21 km

2.08 km

1.43 km

1.30 km

737 m

216 m

Surfaces

10.1 km

2.26 km

1.13 km

470 m

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Sunday 31 May

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13°C

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Trail Reviews

Neil Redman
August 3, 2024, Angle Peninsula — Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro / Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Word of caution, we walked this using Garmin and, there is a definite discrepancy in distance between the two platforms, could be that Komoot is being very optimistic and could be as much as 2 miles short. However a great lunch can be had at the Point House.

The first walk of our Pembrokeshire holiday and it didn't disappoint, what a cracker of a walk! We started it half way around than planned, so that we could get the undulating part compeleted first. We absolutely loved this walk! We had a debrief at The Old Point house and at the Hibernia Inn - we are on holiday after all! 🤪🍻 There's quite a bit of 'talky' stuff on the walk instructions, but I'm too tired (aka CBA) to add them on here! 🤣

A new stretch of WCP for me, and even better that this was a circular route! 🔁 A lovely scenic start along the water and woods, followed by rugged and beautiful clifftop stretches, with views of Freshwater West and then to Angle. With a lovely ice cream pit stop at West Angle Bay 🍦 Lots of cows on the path but they didnt bother us 🐄 A beautiful early birthday walk for my mam's birthday 🎂

Craig
July 4, 2023, Angle loop

Mostly easy walking with lots of history and industry. Some steep scrambles the last few miles, theres a few cafes and a pub serving food.

With the tent packed up, I headed straight from the campsite to Freshwater West beach on the morning of the fourth day of hiking. Here, I made a brief stop at the grave of Dobby the Free Elf before returning to the coastal path, which included many sections across pastures, mostly home to sheep, but also cows and horses. I took advantage of the café on the beach at West Angle Bay for a short break, including a delicious cake. Beyond West Angle Bay, there is another beautiful viewpoint of Thorn Island Fort, before the path becomes more overgrown, and I only occasionally caught glimpses of the water, which already contained the first industrial structures. I had reached my destination for the day on the other side of Angle Bay.

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