Monmouthshire contains hundreds of quiet lanes most of which offer spectacular views of the stretching Welsh countryside. Abergavenny  

Llyn Celyn cycle path is a beautiful, 15 mile circular route from Bala on the A4212 past Llyn Celyn Reservoir. Remains of a whole village can be seen on the rare occasions when the water is very low.

Enjoy a cycling holiday on the Llŷn Peninsula in North Wales, where the roads are quieter and the views are spectacular. Golden beaches, quaint seaside villages, large hills dropping straight into the sea and breathtaking views of Snowdonia are all part and parcel of this beautiful piece of land. Here are some possible routes:

Lon Eifion Cycleway is a scenic, 12.5 mile cycle path with excellent hard surface all the way from Caernarfon to Bryncir in North West Wales. For much of its course it is wider than most cycle paths - as wide in fact as many country lanes.

Mountain Biking in Wales With spectacular all weather singletrack trail centres like Coed Y Brenin, Cwm Carn, Afan Forest Park, Coed Llandegla, Nant yr Arian and Gwydyr Forest Wales has everything a mountain biker could want. Mountain Biking Wales - Website 

Lake Vyrnwy, Mid Wales offers great days out for the whole family. Ranging from cycling to watersports, fishing to walking and bird watching, there is something to suit everyone. Cycling

For guests who wish to hire bikes / cycles for the holiday in Snowdonia then there are a few options including; Roberts, Bala  -  01678 520252 Dolgellau Cycles - 01341423332 

Cwmafan is a village in the Afan Valley.  Surrounded by hills the biggest being Foel Fynyddau which stands 370m (1200ft) high and lies on the northern edge of the village. The River Afan runs through the village from North East to South West. The Afan Valley is world famous for its mountain biking. It has it all from flowing swooping single-track threading through beautiful forest to exposed rocky double track on wide open hills

This year the Corwen Walking Festival takes place from the 31st August and 1st September. There is a choice of guided or self led walks around the magical Berwyn Mountains and in the beautiful Dee Valley.

Coasteering is a mixture of swimming, climbing, scrambling, and traversing the coastline. When it is safe to do so coasteering also allows you to jump into the sea from height. You can explore areas of the coast that you would never normally see.