The remote Brecon Beacons National Park is capitalising on its abundance of local produce, from award-winning venison to wholemeal bread made in a 19th-century water mill.
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Get active in all corners of Wales, from mountain biking in the forest to exploring sea coves by kayak.
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With a long coastline and an abundance of mountains, valleys, rivers and rolling farmlands, food foraging in Wales is big business.
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From a windmill in Greece to a converted fishing boat in France, spend the weekend somewhere out of the ordinary.
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The 870-mile cross-country route connects rugged landscapes with idiosyncratic market towns, giving Wales the first coastline that can be fully hiked on a formal path.
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From English rambles to Scottish strolls to walking coastal Wales, these routes take you along beaches, bays, coves and cliffs.
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