Find out more about the Coast Path Walk the Path on Google Street View You can view the Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail on Google Street View. Read more on Walk the Path on Google Street View Dogs on the Coast Path Information on walking with your dog responsibly on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail. Read more on Dogs on the Coast Path North to south or south to north? Most of the guides, are written as if one is walking from St Dogmael's to Amroth. The stiles and gates have numbers on with number one being near Pen ... Read more on North to south or south to north? Beaches and Tides The highest tides cover parts of the Coast Path for an hour or so. It is a long extra walk to go around these. It is best to just wait until the water... Read more on Beaches and Tides Maintaining the Coast Path In maintaining the Coast Path, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority aims to balance the quality of the walking the experience with the safe... Read more on Maintaining the Coast Path Wildlife along the Path The cliffs, headlands, coastal slopes, heaths and dune grasslands through which the Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail passes, support some of th... Read more on Wildlife along the Path History along the Path When you walk along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail you are not just walking through a geographical landscape, you’re also taking a jour... Read more on History along the Path Geology on the Path The Pembrokeshire Coast displays a greater variety of rocks and scenery than any equivalent area in Britain with over 250 miles of exposures. Read more on Geology on the Path Countryside and Landscape The Pembrokeshire Coast Path winds its way across a variety of landscapes, from high cliff tops and secret coves to sweeping estuaries and wide sandy ... Read more on Countryside and Landscape Archaeology along the Path Each section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path has a story to tell, and archaeology can help to unravel some of these tales. Read more on Archaeology along the Path
