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Section 62 of 84, Wales Coast Path

UK 038.62

Laugharne to Llanybri

9.8 miles (15.8 km). About 3½ hours, moderate.

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Warning: Diversion in place. Part of this route is closed or diverted for now. The Wales Coast Path site (updated 22 September 2026) lists temporary diversions in several places, many until further notice, including landslides at Porthdinllaen in Gwynedd and Porth Swtan, Llanfaethlu and Lligwy on Anglesey. Neath Port Talbot Council says the path around Baglan, Briton Ferry and Sandfields West has been closed since 2023 because of sinkholes and the agreed diversion stays in place. Check the official diversions page before setting out. Source: walescoastpath.gov.uk.

Up and down

About 331 m of climbing and 331 m of descent; highest point 71 m.

StartHighest point 71 mFinish, 9.8 miles

Getting there

The section starts at Laugharne.

Bus stop
Orchard Park, 440 m from the start. Directions SN 297 104
Car parks
Market Square, 50 m from the start. Directions SN 301 106Car park, 70 m from the start. Directions SN 300 107Car park, 100 m from the start. Directions SN 300 107

Directions to the start

Getting back

The section finishes at Llanybri.

No bus stop or station within a kilometre of the finish. Nearest: the bus stop at Post Office, 1.4 km away (Directions); Ferryside station, 4.5 km away (Directions).

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What to expect

Underfoot: paved or flagged 39%; the rest (61%) isn't recorded.

About 37% on roads with traffic.

On the way: 1 stile, 3 kissing gates, 1 gate, 1 stream crossing.

Steepest climb: about 63 m in a kilometre (1 in 16), starting 1.3 miles in.

From OpenStreetMap, where mappers have recorded it: check before you go.

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