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Gower Coast Walk: The Mumbles & Clyde Common
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Gower Coast Walk: The Mumbles & Clyde Common

Hosted by GO: Heart Of England

Friday 1 January 2027, 10:45

Venue time (London)

Friday 1 January 2027, 10:45Venue time (London)
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Gower Coast Walk: The Mumbles & Clyde Common
This is a coastal route from The Knab past Mumbles Head to Langland Bay, followed by a peninsula route to Clyne Common via Oystermouth, returning to the Mumbles Coastal Road at West Cross.

EVENT NARRATIVE: This event is part of our Swansea Getaway for those attending as members of GO:Heart Of England.
GO: Swansea and Gower Winterval Getaway , Wed, Dec 30, 2026, 11:00 AM | Meetup
Daytrippers are welcome but MUST finalize rsvps by 27.12.2026.

Route Logistics:
CheckIn: 10:45 to walk within 5-10 mins or sooner if all visible are ready.
Distance: About 8-10 miles, with options to do longer/shorter
Start Point: The Knab Rock Car Park, B4433 Mumbles Road, SA3 4EL.
(There is also an emergency/ alternative carpark for latecomers which we pass after 15 mins by Mumbles Head, SA43 4JT)
Drive: Carsharing suggested, 4 miles/13mins from Swansea Travelodge.
Refreshments: Bring picnic lunch, and probable pub stop(s) on the way
Navigation: See map links

RoadMap: Streetmap.co.uk - Map of 262520,187659
Satellite: 746 Mumbles Rd - Google Maps

Bring: Waterproofs & Refreshments & Good walking footwear, and clothing to match the weather.
Guests: Under 16s & dogs (under control) may come as guests.
Emergency Contact: 078.13.73.76.23 though not available while driving or for routine lateness problems. Unreliable phone signal may be assumed. Today's walk/route leader is Paul W

SAFETY: As with any outdoor activity, there is some inherent risk. Whilst we aim to avoid unnecessary risks, participants should take all reasonable precautions themselves. A suitable pace for the walk will be determined by the walk leader, which others must observe by keeping in visible distance, not forging ahead or lagging behind. Those attending are totally responsible for their own safety. You must be comfortable walking the specified distance in order to attend please.

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