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Parc Arfordirol Y Mileniwm (Llanelli I Pembrey) Burry Port Attractions along the route When you are on the 1 Leaving Bynea Gateway car park you will cross the bridge over the main Swansea 5 The North Dock is the mid-point of the Millenium Coastal Park and a centre of Porth Tywyn National Cycle Network to Llanelli link road and the Paddington to Fishguard railway and the Loughor Estuary will activity. It features the Discovery Centre, the Water Sports Facility, Llanelli Beach To Carmarthen/ open up before you. The estuary is one of the most important sites for wildlife in Wales and the seaside promenade. B you will see these signs. 4 and, as a result, has been designated A Special Area of Conservation and a Site of Special Fishguard 30 8 Pan fyddwch ar y Scientific Interest. 6 Linking the promenade with Sandy Water Park is the first of two giant land I Gaerfyrddin/ Rhwydwaith Beicio bridges which take the cycle route over the railway line. Cenedlaethol fe welwch 2 Soon the cycle route will begin to circle the National Wetlands Centre Wales, which yr arwyddion hyn. contains 250 acres of lakes, ponds, canals and other water features and is home to a 7 The cycle route then travels alongside the railway line which sits on top of a A48 Abergwaun 4 Community Woodlands dazzling array of water birds, including some of the rarest breeds in the world. stone embankment designed and built by the famous Victorian engineer Isambard Coetiroedd Cymunedol Pwll Kingdom Brunel. 3 On leaving the wetlands, the cyclist will next encounter Machynys Peninsula, home Llangennech of the only Nicklaus designed golf course in Wales. On the tip of the peninsula there is a 8 Veering slightly inland from the coast the route passes through Ashpit Ponds large picnic area that is an ideal viewing point from which to take in views of the estuary Local Nature Reserves – a series of lagoons and water bodies teeming with wildlife. Station B A 43 48 and Gower. 11 Pembrey and Burry Port Pwll Pavillion 4 Festival Fields 9 The second land bridge is another perfect place97 to stop and look out over 8 B42 Pen-bre a Porth Tywyn Caeau Gwyl 4 After Machynys the cycle route hugs the Lleidi Haven and overlooks the North Dock the estuary. You can also see the breathtaking earth sculpture that encircles the sand dunes – a Local Nature Reserve – before entering the North Dock. secluded ‘Bay Bach’ beach. 1 1 Pembrey 3 10 Burry Port Harbour is the next port of call. The harbour has been transformed 4 Sandy Water Park 8 B 3 1 into a modern marina but still retains its Victorian charm. Pen-bre Parc Dwr y Sandy 4 Cefn Padrig 7 A 9 A B4 10 4 29 Trafalgar Beacon 84 7 B 4 Goleudy Trafalgar 3 6 0 Burry Port Harbour 4 11 Harbwr Porth Tywyn Featured route Llanelli B4304 Taith dan sylw Pembrey Harbour National Cycle Network traffic-free Harbwr Pen-bre Rhwydwaith Beicio Cenedlaethol di-draffig National Cycle Network on-road Trostre Rhwydwaith Beicio Cenedlaethol ar y ffordd 5 Bynea Linking routes Discovery Centre Llwybrau cysylltu Canolfan Ddarganfod Llanelli Station Y Bynie Gorsaf Llanelli Railway (station) Rheilffordd (gorsaf) B4 29 Atyniadau ar hyd y daith Public house / Café 7 Tafarn / Caffi To 1 Gan adael Maes Parcio Porth y Bynie byddwch yn croesi’r bont dros brif 5 Doc y Gogledd yw man canol Parc Arfordirol y Mileniwm ac mae yma lu o Bike shop / Shop ffordd gyswllt Abertawe a Llanelli a’r rheilffordd rhwng Paddignton ac Abergwaun weithgareddau. Yma ceir y Ganolfan Ddarganfod, y Ganolfan Chwaraeon Dw^ r, Traeth Llanelli Siop feiciau / Siop Swansea a bydd Moryd Afon Llwchwr yn ymddangos o’ch blaen. Y foryd yw un o’r a’r promenâd glan môr. Public toilet / Post office safleoedd pwysicaf ar gyfer bywyd gwyllt yng Nghymru ac, oherwydd hynny, mae Toiled cyhoeddus / Swyddfa bost 04 A48 B43 4 wedi ei dynodi fel Ardal Cadwraeth Arbennig a Safle o Ddiddordeb Gwyddonol 6 Mae dwy bont enfawr yn cysylltu’r promenâd â Pharc Dw^ r y Sandy a’r cyntaf ohonynt Parking / Picnic site Arbennig. 1 sy’n mynd â’r llwybr beicio dros y rheilffordd. Parcio / Safle picnic National Wetland Centre Wales 2 2 Yn fuan fe fydd y daith yn dechrau cylchu Canolfan Gwlyptiroedd 7 Yna mae’r llwybr beicio yn teithio ochr yn ochr â’r rheilffordd sy’n rhedeg ar hyd Caravan Park / Public phone Maes Carafanau / Ffon^ chyhoeddus Canolfan Gwlyptiroedd Cenedlaethol Cymru, sy’n cynnwys 250 erw o lynnoedd, pyllau, camlesi a morglawdd a gynlluniwyd ac a adeiladwyd gan y peiriannydd enwog o Oes Fictoria, 4 Machynys Peninsula Golf ^ ^ Genedlaethol Cymru nodweddion dwr eraill ac sy’n gartref i amrywiaeth eang o adar dwr, yn cynnwys Isambard Kingdom Brunel. Camp / Viewpoint and Country Club Bynea rhai o’r bridiau mwyaf prin yn y byd. Gwersyll / Golygfan Clwb Golff a Gwledig Gateway 8 Gan wyro ychydig oddi wrth yr arfordir mae’r llwybr yn mynd drwy Warchodfeydd Natur Penrhyn Machynys 3 Castle Tourist information / attraction Porth Y Bynie Wrth adael y Gwlyptiroedd bydd y beiciwr yn dod i Benrhyn Machynys, cartref Lleol Pwll Ashpit - cyfres o forlynnoedd a dyfroedd sy’n gorlifo o fywyd gwyllt. Castell Gwybodaeth twristiaid / atyniad yr unig gwrs golff a gynlluniwyd gan Jack Nicklaus yng Nghymru. Ar drwyn y penrhyn mae ardal picnic fawr sy’n olygfan ddelfrydol i weld y foryd a Phenrhyn 9 Mae’r ail bont tir yn fan perffaith i aros ac edrych dros y foryd. Gallwch hefyd weld y ^ Gwyr. cerflun pridd trawiadol sy’n amgylchynu traeth diarffordd ‘Bay Beach’. Milltiroedd Miles 4 Wedi mynd heibio i Fachynys bydd y llwybr yn cadw’n dynn at Hafan Lliedi 10 Y man aros nesaf yw Harbwr Porth Tywyn. Mae’r harbwr wedi ei drawsnewid i fod yn 012 ac yn edrych dros dwyni tywod Doc y Gogledd - Gwarchodfa Natur Leol - cyn farina modern ond eto wedi cadw ei naws Fictoraidd. This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of cyrraedd y Doc ei hun. 3 Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and 0123 may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings (100023377, 2009). Cilomedrau Kilometres Penrhyn Yn seiliedig ar fap Arolwg Ordnans gyda chaniatâd Rheolwr Llyfrfa Ei Mawrhydi. Gwyr Hawlfraint y Goron 2009 Rhif Trwydded 100023377. Mae Parc Arfordirol y Mileniwm yn brosiect partneriaeth rhwng 4 Cyfle Beicio Ychwanegol yn Cyngor Sir Gaerfyrddin, y Loteri Genedlaethol, Llywodraeth Cynulliad The Millennium Coastal Park Additional Cycling Opportunities in Travel to and from the route Sir Gaerfyrddin Cymru, yr Undeb Ewropeaidd a Dwr^ Cymru. Carmarthenshire Thousands of visitors a year are now making their way to There are a number of bus services in this area. For details Millennium Coastal Park is a partnership project between please contact Carmarthenshire County Council’s Passenger Os mai llwybrau di-draffig yr ydych chi yn chwilio amdanynt South West Wales to discover the breathtaking Millennium If it’s traffic-free paths you want then a second leaflet in this Carmarthenshire County Council, the National Lottery, the Welsh Transport Unit on 01267 228326 or alternatively you can yna mae ail daflen yn y gyfres hon yn cynnwys taith Coastal Park. series covers a 12 mile inland route along the Swiss Valley Assembly Government, the European Union and Welsh Water. contact Traveline on the following contact details: fewndirol 12 milltir ar hyd Swiss Valley, o Barc D^wr from Sandy Water Park through to Cross Hands. All centred And a large majority of those visitors are seeing the Park at Sandy i Cross Hands. Mae’r cyfan ohoni wedi’i chanoli Llwybr Arfordirol around Llanelli the 30 miles of quality traffic-free path between its best by taking advantage of its 22km traffic-free path. The o amgylch Llanelli ac ystyrir y 30 milltir o lwybr di-draffig Sustrans a’r Rhwydwaith Beicio Cenedlaethol the two routes are regarded as one of the finest examples of purpose-built route hugs the coastline along the park’s entire safe and attractive cycling across the whole National Cycle o ansawdd rhwng y ddau leoliad yn un o’r enghreifftiau Sustrans yw elusen cludiant cynaliadwy flaenaf y DU, yn gweithio ar y Mileniwm length and, because it is relatively flat, is ideal for cyclists of gorau o feicio diogel ac atyniadol ar yr holl Rwydwaith brosiectau ymarferol fel bod pobl yn dewis teithio mewn ffyrdd sydd o Network. Routes 4 and 47 of this Network continue to have all abilities, walkers and wheelchair users. Beicio Cenedlaethol. Mae Llwybrau Cenedlaethol 4 a 47 fudd i’w hiechyd a’r amgylchedd. Mae’r elusen yn gyfrifol am nifer o short off-road sections but the remaining 90-plus miles are broseictau arloesol, yn cynnwys y Rhwydwaith Beicio Cenedlaethol, dros Millennium Coastal Park mainly on quiet roads. For information on railway stations located at Llanelli and ar y Rhwydwaith yn parhau ag adrannau di-draffig byr ond The 1,200 hectare Park hosts an array of attractions, both mae’r gweddill o’r 90+ milltir yn bennaf ar hyd ffyrdd tawel. ddeuddeg mil milltir o lwybrau cerdded a beicio di-draffig, ar lonydd tawel Pembrey/Burry Port contact: ac ar ffyrdd ledled y DU. natural and man-made, but its main assets are its beauty and Staying with tarmac there is also a series of five selected rides tranquillity. People visit the Park for many reasons – to take www.arrivatrainwales.co.uk Gan aros ar darmac ceir hefyd gyfres o bum taith ddethol based on Llandeilo and Llandovery that explore the quiet Sustrans and the National Cycle Network gentle exercise, visit the attractions, participate in the many www.nationalrail.co.uk wedi eu seilio ar Landeilo a Llanymddyfri sy’n archwilio Llanelli i Porth Tywyn lanes and attractions of the Tywi Valley.
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