Lawrenny walk

Upstream from the busy port of Milford Haven you'll find a world of drowned wooded valleys with a wide expanse of salt marsh and mudflats. This scenic 3-mile circular walk takes you through the steep-sided ancient oak woodland of Lawrenny, which overlooks the main Daugleddau River, and along the tidal creeks of Garron Pill and the Cresswell River. This is a great walk to do in any season.
Near to
Cleddau WoodlandsStart point
Lawrenny Quay, grid ref: SN015065Trail information
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Little Milford: SA62 4ET, Lawrenny: SA68 0PR, West Williamston: SA68 0TL, Pembrokeshire
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