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St. Mary's Church, Whitland – Tavernspite Village Water Pump loop from Whitland

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United Kingdom
Wales
South Wales
Carmarthenshire
Whitland

St. Mary's Church, Whitland – Tavernspite Village Water Pump loop from Whitland

Moderate

4.3

(3)

9

riders

St. Mary's Church, Whitland – Tavernspite Village Water Pump loop from Whitland

01:05

21.1km

300m

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

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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376 m

St. Mary's Church, Whitland

Highlight • Religious Site

Built in the mid-1800s, St. Mary's church lies just back from the road between Whitland and Trevaughan. It was originally on the main road but when the road was diverted, the church gained a new quietness and now finds itself on a dead end lane.

You can visit the exterior whenever you like and the church still operates services on Sundays.

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2

5.08 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.

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3

13.9 km

Llanmill

Highlight • Other

Just a lovely little group of houses, not much else

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4

15.5 km

Castell Cynon

Highlight • Castle

5

15.6 km

St Peter's Church, Lampeter Velfrey

Highlight • Religious Site

This Grade II-listed church lies in the little village of Lampeter Velfrey. It sits on slightly raised ground, leading historians to speculate as to whether there might be an Iron or Bronze Age site underneath. Like most churches of medieval origin, it's undergone plenty of renovations in its time and there's plenty to see from different centuries.

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21.1 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

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20.0 km

752 m

119 m

110 m

Surfaces

20.4 km

437 m

119 m

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