
A unique trail of diverse landscapes following the Teifi River from its source at Teifi Pools in the Cambrian Mountains; through Cors Caron, a national nature reserve; through woods and farmlands to the Teifi River’s mouth.
Walking the Teifi Valley Trail is an ideal way to discover local communities and businesses, artisans, attractions and accommodation who welcome walkers eager to enjoy the wildlife, heritage and culture of the Teifi Valley.

Wales is famous for its woollen products, especially the Welsh blanket. Together with Welsh quilts, these items are very sought-after. Much of this is down to Llanybydder based quilt collector and expert Jen Jones. The Jen Jones Welsh Quilts and Blankets Cottage Shop, just outside Llanybydder is definitely worth a visit when visiting the area.

Just 2.5 miles outside of Llanybydder is the village of Llanllwni and its beautiful mountain. Llanllwni Mountain is very popular amongst walkers and anyone who enjoys outdoor pursuits and nature. The mountain is suitable for all kinds of walkers. As you approach the summit, you're likely to encounter some mountain ponies and even the occasional water buffalo. Not to mention the magnificent sight of Red Kites soaring above.

The Horse Mart, as it is known locally, is run by Evans Brothers, a local family of Auctioneers. The Horse Marts were established in 1895 and Llanybydder Horse Mart remains one of the very few monthly horse sales in the UK. Its reputation draws buyers from across the UK and Ireland.

Cledlyn Lake Fishery is a family run business located in the countryside of West Wales which offers a good opportunity for anglers who have a love for coarse fishing. For more information, please click the button below.