Countryside

When the views are this epic, a country stroll becomes a mini-adventure. Enough to turn even the most reluctant ramblers into explorers

Spectacular scenery, devilish legends, a proud maritime past and passionately proud locals: from mountains to mines, Mid Wales has so much to explore

Enjoy a little well-earned together time in the naturally beautiful Brecon Beacons in Mid Wales.

Wales is a great place for foraging wild food. Immerse yourself in the Welsh countryside with expert forager Adele Nozedar of Brecon Beacons Foraging.

Welsh writers Alys Conran, Jonathan Edwards and Ifor ap Glyn on the places in Wales that inspire them and where you can find the muse yourself.

The gardens of South Wales offer a wealth of unforgettable sights and historic experiences.

Join in with the locals and enjoy a drink or two at one of these cwtchy Welsh pubs.

The country parks of Wales represent the stepping-stone between more formal city park environments and the remote countryside.

Jude Rogers takes her family to the remarkable Rhayader farm that helped fuel the red kite revival in Wales, learns the story of the Powell family's last thirty years – and sees these incredible birds up close

Lose yourself in and around Machynlleth with Visit Wales' epic list. There's just so much to do.

Following the River Teifi down from Cilgerran Castle to the sea at Cardigan Bay, this six-mile (10km) stroll takes in castles, an abbey, a wealth of wildlife, a gorgeous gorge and beautiful beaches… with a handsome county town in the middle. Read on to discover the route.

Go kayaking, cycling, walking or wildlife-watching in our beautiful Welsh lakeland landscapes.