
Kenfig/Sker house/Porthcawl circular
This is an approx. 7 mile route of mainly easy walking. The hardest part will be through a few sand dunes!!
We will start at Kenfig nature reserve and make our way through the golf course-- fore!!--and on to Sker house,
a yellow whitewashed building, which is very noticeable from all around.
It was constructed about 900 years ago as the grange of Neath Abbey. There would have been a farm with outbuildings and barns, accommodation for the Cistercian monks who worked there and a chapel.
We will continue on a country lane to the village of Nottage.
Then we will proceed onto the seafront of Porthcawl at Rest bay, where we will just have to have a rest, before our walk back to Kenfig on the Wales coastal path, looping via Kenfig pool back to the start.
This is a very beautiful walk. Walking shoes or sturdy trainers are ideal.
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