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Black Lion 01570 422172
Black Lion, High Street, Lampeter SA48 7BG
Email: blacklion2@sabrain.com
Grove Hotel 01437 720341
Grove Hotel, High Street, St Davids, Pembrokeshire SA62 6SB
Email: grove@sabrain.com Web: www.grovestdavids.co.uk
Harbour Inn 01437 720013
31 Main Street, Solva, Haverfordwest SA62 6UT
Email: harbourinn@sabrain.com Web: www.harbourinnsolva.com
Lord Nelson 01646 695341
Lord Nelson, Hamilton Terrace, Milford Haven SA73 3AW
Email: lordnelson@sabrain.com Web: www.lordnelsonmlford.com
Monachty 01545 570389
Monachty, Market Street, Aberaeron SA46 0AS
Email: monachty@sabrain.com Web: www.monachtyaberaeron.com
Penwig 01545 560910
Penwig, South John Street, New Quay, Ceredigion SA45 9NN
Email: penwig@sabrain.com Web: www.penwig.co.uk
Savoy Country Inn 01994 230664
Savoy Country Inn, Tenby Road, St Clears, Carmarthenshire SA33 4JP
Email: savoy@sabrain.com
Ship Inn 01239 811816
Ship Inn, Tresaith, Ceredigion SA43 2JL
Email: shipinn@sabrain.com Web: www.shiptresaith.co.uk
Improving footpaths and
removing or replacing stiles
with gates is making access
to the National Park easier
for the less able and for
families with pushchairs.
We aim to remove as many
stiles as we can from the
Pembrokeshire Coast Path National
Trail and from other footpaths. In
places where stiles are still needed
to contain livestock, we are trying
to make them more user-friendly.
Ramblers' Association member
Audrey Millichip often walks with
friends on the Coast Path near the
Neolithic burial chamber Carreg
Samson, Abercastle, where stiles
have been replaced and footpath
improvements made.
Audrey said: "I've enjoyed
walking in this beautiful area for
nearly 30 years. I'm 82 now and
while I can still manage stiles, now
that the gates have been put in
I shall keep going until I'm 92."
West Area Senior Ranger Philip
Lees said: "If you had walked the
entire Coast Path in 1993 you would
have had to clamber over 531 stiles.
If you walked it tomorrow you would
only have to climb over 116. We are
grateful to the farmers along the
Coast Path for their co-operation in
allowing our Wardens to carry this
out this work, making the Path
easier to walk."
The Authority carries out the
work using funding from the Welsh
Assembly Government's Coastal
Access Improvements Programme.
Log onto
www.pembrokeshirecoast.org.uk/
walking for more than
200 mapped walks.
For more information on the
Pembrokeshire Coast Path
National Trail visit
www.nt.pcnpa.org.uk
Hidden treasure
revealed
for all to see
Overgrown hedges along
the Coast Path at Amroth
were replaced with low-
level hand-laid hedge,
opening up the sea view
for walkers, cyclists and
horse riders. The work was
done in liaison with the
National Trust and the local
farmer and was funded by
Countryside Council for
Wales.
Richard Hughes, of
R&M Countryside Services,
is pictured showing his
family and Park Ranger Tim
Jones the spectacular view
over the hedge he laid.
Two more beach wheelchairs are available to help people with mobility
problems to enjoy Broad Haven beach, thanks to fundraisers' efforts. The
fundraisers (pictured) cycled, walked and rowed around Pembrokeshire
last summer to raise money. They handed the chairs - one of which is a
child's chair - over to Beryl Thomas-Cleaver, Chairman of P.I.P.P.A. (the
Physically Impaired People of Pembrokeshire Association).
Beach wheelchairs are available at the
following locations in the National Park:
� Haverfordwest available from PIPPA call
01437 760999 Monday to Saturday 10am to
4pm
� Saundersfoot managed by Pembrokeshire
County Council and avaialable from the
Tourist Information Centre 01834 813672
� Whitesands, St Davids Whitesands
Sunlounger and Deck Chair Service 01437
720692
� Newport Sands Newport Surf Life Saving
Association 01239 820866
� Broad Haven Haven Sports 01437 781354
Easy does it: 82-year-old Audrey Millichip and friends enjoy a stile-free walk in
the Park near Carreg Samson, with National Park Wardens Will Beattie and
Ainsley Corp.
There are now many long
stile-free sections for Path
users to enjoy, including:
� Amroth to Rowston Cliff
- 5 miles
� West Moor Cliff
(1 mile East of Freshwater East) to
Stack Rocks - 11.5 miles
� Sheep Island to Bullwell Bay
- 7 miles
� Milford Haven to Madoc's
Haven (excluding high tide routes)
- 32.5 miles
� Newgale to Penberi - 23 miles
� Aber-pwll (west of Abereiddi)
to Porthgain - 3 miles
� Aberfelin, Trefin to Penbwchdy
- 9 miles
� Garn Llwyd to Hescwm - 3 miles
� Newport and estuary - 3.5 miles
Stile-free walks make Park access easier for all
Water's edge in reach for wheelchair users

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