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The Great Glamorgan Way is a network of cycle paths and bridleways running across five counties in South Wales:
Bridgend
Cardiff
Merthyr Tydfil
Rhondda Cynon Taf
Vale of Glamorgan
The Great Glamorgan Way project is a collaboration between these five local authorities. It aims to create a variety of connected trails from mountain to coast, allowing everyone to explore beautiful South Wales on horse, bike or on foot.
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Instagram: @greatglamorganway
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The Great Glamorgan Way routes in the Vale offer stunning landscapes, including scenic countryside, woodlands, and waterways. Our routes provide a unique opportunity to discover local wildlife and connect with nature.
Along the Great Glamorgan Way, you'll see a number of projects started by the team. The team have been working to:
Install bridle gates with extended handles, latches and slam posts
Install way maker posts and discs
Replace old gates
Install fencing and hedge planting
Installing bird boxes and bee posts
Building bug hotels
Great Glamorgan Way projects
The Great Glamorgan Way is a joint project between Bridgend County Borough Council, Cardiff Council, Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council, Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council and the Vale of Glamorgan Council.