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Riverside Walk 4 miles Longwood Walk 1. From the hotel walk up the North drive past the farm (beware of the farm dogs). Pass the cottages on your left and continue to follow the lane. 2. Before the bend in the road you will come to a field on your left with a path signposted to the left. 3. Go over the stile and follow a green pathway alongside the field until you reach a road at the other side. Make a sharp left and you will see another forestry path. 4. Continue going up the hill through the pine trees, past the traffic gate until you reach a clearing. On the other side of the clearing the path continues with an incline – this will be slippery and muddy during rainfall. 5. On reaching the top of the incline you will have a flat simple path to follow through Longwood. Fabulous during bluebell season. On the left-hand side of this wood you can overlook Home Farm and the surrounding areas. 6. At the end of the path you will reach a stile and a road, which is called Maestir road. Take a left and follow the road downhill back towards Lampeter. 7. On reaching the end of the road bear left towards the Murco garage where you will find the sign for the hotel on your left and the beginning of the South drive. Caution: Some parts of this walk are a little hilly. The Falcondale Country House Estate Ltd Falcondale Drive, Lampeter Ceredigion SA48 7RX Tel: 01570 422910 [email protected] .
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