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About Bwlch Nant yr Arian Visitor Centre
Bwlch Nant yr Arian Visitor Centre is the starting point for a range of waymarked trails for walkers, mountain bikers, runners and horse riders.
It is well-known for its long-established tradition of feeding red kites every day.
The walking trails start from the visitor centre car park and are of different lengths. The trail around the lake to the viewing area for the red kite feeding is suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
The mountain bike trails start from the visitor centre car park. The trails have been graded for difficulty and range from a family-friendly route to trails for experienced riders.
It is well-known for its long-established tradition of feeding red kites every day.
The walking trails start from the visitor centre car park and are of different lengths. The trail around the lake to the viewing area for the red kite feeding is suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
The mountain bike trails start from the visitor centre car park. The trails have been graded for difficulty and range from a family-friendly route to trails for experienced riders.
The running trails follow forest roads and singletrack paths and offer an introduction to trail running.
The circular horse riding trail follows forest roads, public roads and trails, and has views over Cardigan Bay and Pumlumon Fawr.
Please read the information panel at the start of the trails to make sure you pick a trail that’s right for you.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
This site is managed by Natural Resources Wales.
For full details about the red kite feeding and visitor facilities (including any temporary changes or closures) please go to the Natural Resources Wales website.
The circular horse riding trail follows forest roads, public roads and trails, and has views over Cardigan Bay and Pumlumon Fawr.
Please read the information panel at the start of the trails to make sure you pick a trail that’s right for you.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
This site is managed by Natural Resources Wales.
For full details about the red kite feeding and visitor facilities (including any temporary changes or closures) please go to the Natural Resources Wales website.
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