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Narberth Clock Tower – Llawhaden Castle loop from Whitland

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Road cycling routes
United Kingdom
Wales
South Wales
Carmarthenshire
Whitland

Narberth Clock Tower – Llawhaden Castle loop from Whitland

Moderate

4

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Narberth Clock Tower – Llawhaden Castle loop from Whitland

02:39

51.8km

860m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 13.2 km for 61 m

Waypoints

A

Start point

Train Station

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1

4.97 km

Tavernspite Village Water Pump

Highlight • Monument

Like many settlements across the UK, Tavernspite's early iterations either revolved around religious sites or inns. Initially, there was a hospice here for monks travelling to Whitland Abbey; subsequently, there were various inns here for those passing through the area, particularly those travelling between Ireland and London.

Today, you can find hints of the settlement's history, such as the village water pumps.

Tip by

2

13.2 km

Stopio Cafe

Highlight • Cafe

Great bike friendly cafe stop with good coffee and a bike shop round the back

Tip by

3

13.6 km

Narberth Town Hall

Highlight • Historical Site

There are some benches behind the town hall and a small communal garden behind the antique shops

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4

13.7 km

Narberth Clock Tower

Highlight • Monument

You're sure to get a warm welcome in Narberth - home to the Narberth Dynamos Cycling Club. Narberth High Street is lined with multi-coloured Edwardian & Georgian buildings, filled with some of the finest independent shops Pembrokeshire has to offer. With a choice of cafes, pubs & restaurants, Narberth is an essential pause on your tour.

Tip by

5

19.2 km

Llawhaden Bridge

Highlight • Historical Site

Llawhaden Bridge spans the Eastern Cleddau river and dates back to the 18th century. A Scheduled Ancient Monument and Grade II-listed, it's likely there was another bridge here before. It's still in use today, carrying a quiet lane.

Tip by

6

20.4 km

Llawhaden Castle

Highlight • Historical Site

Llawhaden is a little known castle-cum-mansion that is sure to stay in your memory. Most impressive of all is the front of the gatehouse, added in the later 14th century, still standing to its full height. Cycling isn't permitted on the access road to the castle, so you will need to park & lock-up your bike at the car park and walk the final few hundred metres to the castle itself.

Tip by

7

39.1 km

Cilymaenllwyd Church

Highlight • Settlement

This was once a parish church and is now in private ownership. However, you can glimpse it from the entrance and admire its rather beautiful window. It sits in the settlement of Llandre, just outside of Login.

Tip by

8

51.4 km

Whitland Town Centre

Highlight • Settlement

If you're interested in settlements with long histories, Whitland has plenty of intrigue to offer. Originally a Cistercian abbey was here, which survived until Henry VIII's Dissolution and the ruins can still be seen to the north east of the town.

In 930 AD, it's thought that the first ever Welsh assembly was held here, featuring a group of lawyers and church officials.

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B

51.8 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

49.0 km

2.44 km

119 m

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

51.5 km

119 m

< 100 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (210 m)

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