Pont Yates clings to the steep sides of the Gwendraeth Valley in Carmarthenshire. This village has deep roots in the coal mining past of South Wales. My top tip is to walk the paths along the Gwendraeth Fawr river. You can see the old stone bridges and the green valley for free. It is a prime choice for a low cost day in the fresh air. The air is fresh and the views from the high roads are clear. You can find the mining memorial that tells the story of the local men. Many trails here are dogs welcome paths. It is a smart spot for an authentic trip to the heart of the valley.
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