Walking and Cycling Trails | Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

The Great Glamorgan Way

Criss-crossing five counties in South Wales the Great Glamorgan Way is a network of connecting trails from mountain to coast, from forest to valley, allowing everyone to explore the beautiful south Wales on horse, on bike or on foot.

Read more here.

https://greatglamorganway.co.uk/en_gb/

Visit Rhondda Cynon Taf

A series of long, medium, or short walks offer an excellent way to explore Rhondda Cynon Taf. Hike to the top of our mountains to enjoy the views, stroll through stunning country parks or meander alongside lakes and rivers. Take a step back in time and explore historical landmarks with guided walks and audio trails.

Read more here.

https://www.visitrct.wales/en-gb/walks

Sport RCT

View various interactive maps and video guides for walking and cycling routes in Rhondda Cynon Taf.

Penrhys Pilgrimage Way

The Penrhys Pilgrimage Way is a 21-mile walking route that recreates the historic pilgrimage route between Llandaff Cathedral in Cardiff and Penrhys in the Rhondda. It is divided into six parts and can be accessed by public transport at several points. It can be walked in sections or, with an overnight stop in Llantrisant, over two days.

Ynysybwl Regeneration Partnership

Ynysybwl Vision's Paths and Trails project has developed circular walks, cycle routes, runs and pony rides in and around Ynysybwl and St Gwynno's forestry, combining public rights of way and permissive paths.

Pontyclun Community Walks

Pontyclun Community Council, in conjunction with Ramblers Cymru, has created five walking routes which offer a chance to enjoy the beautiful scenery and historic sites in the Pontyclun area.

Llantrisant Community Walks

Llantrisant Community Council, in partnership with Taff Ely Ramblers, has produced a series of six walking routes throughout the Llantrisant area, showcasing the beautiful natural and historic sites of the area.

Sustrans Taff Trail – Cardiff to Brecon

The Taff Trail is a walking and cycle path which runs for 55 miles between Cardiff and Brecon along a mixture of riverside paths, railway paths and forest roads.