GeriatricWanderer
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I’m looking to do a bit of semi-strenuous walking next year and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail, in conjunction with the Coastal Bus Service, looks like an ideal place to stretch the calf muscles and reduce my girth.
186 miles in length but with the hail and ride bus service along the coast road it appears to be feasible without using 2 vehicles or backtracking the path.
Walk for the day, bus back to starting point, drive to next overnight spot along the path route and repeat (or say “Sod it”, that’s enough!).
But, being Wales, I will definitely need a Plan B – I really wouldn’t be overjoyed trudging along in wind and rain.
So, anyone done it?
186 miles in length but with the hail and ride bus service along the coast road it appears to be feasible without using 2 vehicles or backtracking the path.
Walk for the day, bus back to starting point, drive to next overnight spot along the path route and repeat (or say “Sod it”, that’s enough!).
But, being Wales, I will definitely need a Plan B – I really wouldn’t be overjoyed trudging along in wind and rain.
So, anyone done it?