Salmon Leaps — Attraction in Michaelston-le-Pit and Leckwith

A stunning piece of countryside nestled between Dinas Powys and Michaelston-Le -Pit The Salmons Leap is a walk that includes a glacial valley, the Cwm George Iron Age hill fort, and, if you’re lucky, the occasional leaping salmon. It starts in the charming village of Dinas Powys, before passing through fields and forests, and following the Wrinstone Brook. The route is a ‘figure of eight’ so you can choose a shorter 3 mile option. The route is a nature photographers dream. It is dog-friendly, very quiet and peaceful but be aware of some livestock, a few stiles, and short sections of...

One of the nicest walks no matter what their weather. I was very quiet and peaceful before covid19 but now its busier and the trails are a lot muddier so be very careful unfortunately the owner of Cwrt Yr alla house has put gates and styles at various points on this once wonderful walk and it's not suitable for larger dogs or people who cannot climb over the styles. Very inconsiderate and non inclusive to those with restricted abilities. A very sad development. I have reported this to...

Stunning. Had a lovely walk here in the sunshine enjoying beautiful creation with good footpaths clearly marked. The trail wasn't difficult although some plants overgrown to step over here and there. We followed the Vale Trail 6 route, downloaded a leaflet available on visitthevale.com. It had the route directions including a short and long walk option.

(Didn't see any Salmon...