Nature Reserves in Wales

Rhinog National Nature Reserve offers rugged, glacial landscapes with angular rocks, steep cliffs, and heathland, providing diverse routes for hiking and cycling.

Lady Park Wood National Nature Reserve is an ecologically important old-growth woodland in the Wye Valley, offering diverse routes for hiking, cycling, and more.

Crymlyn Bog And Pant Y Sais National Nature Reserve is South Wales' largest lowland fen, offering accessible routes for hiking, cycling, and jogging through its unique wetland landscape.

Maes-Y-Facrell, Pen Y Gogarth National Nature Reserve offers diverse landscapes for hiking, cycling, and jogging across limestone heath, grasslands, and coastal cliffs.

Newport Wetlands National Nature Reserve offers over 438 hectares of diverse coastal habitats and flat paths ideal for cycling, hiking, and jogging with Severn Estuary views.

Fiddler'S Elbow National Nature Reserve offers 45 hectares of ancient woodlands and riverside trails along the River Wye, ideal for hiking and cycling.

Merthyr Mawr Warren National Nature Reserve features one of Europe's largest sand dune systems, offering diverse terrain for hiking, cycling, and jogging routes.

Newborough Warren And Ynys Llanddwyn National Nature Reserve offers diverse routes for hiking, cycling, and jogging across sand dunes, forests, and coastal paths on Anglesey.

Coed Dolgarrog National Nature Reserve offers diverse routes for hiking, cycling, and jogging through ancient woodlands, volcanic cliffs, and past scenic waterfalls.

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Whiteford National Nature Reserve offers diverse terrain for hiking, jogging, and cycling, from sandy beaches and dunes to wetlands and pine plantations.

Coed Rheidol National Nature Reserve offers diverse routes for hiking, mountain biking, and road cycling through ancient woodlands and a dramatic river gorge.

Gower Coast National Nature Reserve offers diverse terrain, from dramatic cliffs and sandy beaches to hills and woodlands, perfect for hiking, cycling, and jogging.

Kenfig Pool And Dunes National Nature Reserve offers diverse terrain for hiking, cycling, and mountain biking across its dynamic sand dunes, expansive pool, and woodlands.

Cors Erddreiniog is Anglesey's largest fen, offering diverse landscapes for hiking, cycling, and jogging through reed beds, woodlands, and heathland.

Oxwich National Nature Reserve offers diverse landscapes, from sandy beaches and dunes to woodlands and cliffs, perfect for hiking, cycling, and more.

Morfa Harlech National Nature Reserve features dynamic sand dunes, extensive beaches, and diverse habitats for hiking, cycling, and jogging, with views towards Snowdonia National Park.

Cors Bodeilio National Nature Reserve is an internationally important wetland on Anglesey, offering accessible trails for hiking, cycling, and jogging through its unique fen ecosystem.

Dyfi National Nature Reserve offers diverse landscapes, from sand dunes and mudflats to ancient bogs, ideal for hiking, road cycling, touring cycling, and gravel biking.

Aberbargoed Grasslands National Nature Reserve offers 105 acres of flower-rich grasslands and woodlands with diverse routes for cycling, jogging, and walking.

Cors Goch National Nature Reserve features diverse landscapes, including fen, heath, and open water, offering routes for hiking, cycling, and jogging.