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Taff Trail Cardiff B4562 Caravan Park Grange Gardens Fforest Ganol Tongwynlais Maindy Red Dragon KEY Swimming Pool Centre A469 and Cycle Track Roald Dahl Plass M4 Taff Trail Cardiff B4562 Caravan Park Grange Gardens Fforest Ganol CREV GWIR IN THESE STONES Wales Cardiff Riding FEL GWYDR HORIZONS OFfWRNAIS AWEN SING Millennium Centre Fforest Fawr School Techniquest Morganstown Pedal Power ? to Tongwynlais Circular Walk Sophia Gardens Hamadryad Park Cardiff Bay Glamorganshire SWALEC Yacht Club Canal Cricket Stadium Cardiff Bay Water Forest Farm Sport Wales Activity Centre National Centre Cardiff Britannia Park Forest Farm Cricket Club Bute Park Play Area Radyr Cardiff High School Old Boys Cardiff Barrage A470 Cardiff Arms Park Play Area Rugby Club RFC Hailey Park Millennium Barrage – Whitchurch Stadium Outdoor Gym Llandaff Fields Riverside Market Cardiff Bay Wetlands Reserve A4119 Pontcanna Fields Llandaff North N Gabalfa A48 Llandaff Sports, Recreation B4261 and Leisure along the Pontcanna A4161 TAFF TRAIL B4267 A48 This map will help you to find Sports, RecreationA4161 and Leisure facilities available along the Taff Trail. Many of the city’s best parks and green spaces, Riverside as well as a whole host of sporting facilities, including the Millennium Stadium and the SportA4232 A4234 Wales National Centre, are located on route. Click on the ‘icons’ to find out more.... Grangetown For further information about other opportunities to enjoy CREV GWIR IN THESE STONES FEL GWYDR HORIZONS the countryside on your doorstep contact the Council’s OFfWRNAIS AWEN SING Countryside Team. Telephone: 029 2087 3186 / 3719 / 3249 A4160 Email: [email protected] ? Websites: www.cardiff.gov.uk/countryside Cardiff Bay www.cardiff.gov.uk/biodiversity www.outdoorcardiff.com B4267 MAIN MAP Taff Trail TThehe TTaffaff TTrailrail iiss a mmulti-purposeulti-purpose routeroute bbetweenetween CCardiffardiff BBayay iinn tthehe ssouthouth aandnd tthehe BBreconrecon BBeaconseacons inin thethe North.North. 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