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A4069 Black Mountain Pass Also known as ‘the Top Gear road’, after Jeremy Clarkson was filmed driving it, this swooping mountain pass is a favourite with car magazine test drivers, bikers and motorists – and, consequently, the local bobbies. From a riding perspective it’s best tackled from north to south – especially the hairpin known locally as Tro Gwcw, or ‘cuckoo turn’ - but the stonking views of the Tywi Valley are best appreciated going the other way. Either way, slow down, enjoy the scenery, and savour one of Britain’s best roads. On the way: spectacular Carreg Cennen Castle lies a few miles west and Dinefwr Castle and the boutiques of Llandeilo a few miles beyond that. To the east, the Black Mountain’s highest peaks, the Carmarthen Fans drop dramatically into the legendary depths of Llyn y Fan Fach. Route from the Campsite. HERE Riding time approximately: 1 hour one way The Abergwesyn Pass (Devils Staircase) This lonesome stretch of rough single track runs from Llanwrtyd Wells to Tregaron through an almost brutally wild landscape of moors, escarpment, pine forest and scurrying streams. In the middle, there’s a hairily steep series of hairpins called the Devil’s Staircase. It’s not built for speed, which means its 20 odd miles can seem much further, especially when you might not pass a single soul for the entire trip (other than the occasional sheep). On the way: Soar y Mynydd, the most remote chapel in Wales, is well worth a short diversion. Further south, past Llyn Brianne reservoir, is the utterly lovely RSPB Gwenffrwd-Dinas reserve. Route from the Campsite. HERE Riding time approximately 1.5 hours one way Newport - Fishguard - St. Davids Newport Sands is broad, long beach at the mouth of the River Nevern, from the quaint coastal town, head to Fishguard on some lovely small roads and wave to the Ferry as it heads over to Ireland. Assuming you fought the urge to jump on the Ferry, head to the seaside at St. Davids. After a short section on the A487 it joins quieter country lanes and you can enjoy the Preseli Hills and its rugged landscape created by many burial cairns. Due to the popularity of St Davids, even the minor roads can get quite busy as you approach this small and unique city, and its famous cathedral, but don’t let the thought of the traffic put you off as the scenery is fantastic and the setting provided by St Davids is truly wonderful Route from the Campsite. HERE Riding time: approximately 1 hour 15 minutes one way Llangrannog Llangrannog is a very quiet coastal destination with parking and a pub right by the beach Route from the Campsite. HERE Riding time approximately 30 minutes one way