A487 to AberystwythLane to GlaspwllInto Derwenlas on the way to AberystwythTo the main roadTo the main roadTowards AberystwythThe Black Lion InnOld barn beside wood Sign marking the border of Ceredigion Entrance to Glandyfi on the road to AberystwythTo AberystwythInto Llwyncelyn gardens Extraordinary plants in the gardens Pathway up the the house and the main gardens Into Eglwys Fach and the road to Aberystwyth Cottages and rosesThe road to Aberystwyth In Eglwys Fach (489)The gateway to the church in Aglwys FachTo St. Michael's churchLooking south in the churchyardConverted chapel now a upholsterers workshopInto the village. The Old Iron Mill straight ahead.The Old Mill built to produce iron using charcoal from surrounding woods and water power closer view of the water wheelHen Efail holiday Lets On the outskirts of Tre'r Ddol, in the direction of Aberystwyth. Tury right on the bypass for BorthInto the village of Tre'r Ddol, the old Aberystwyth roadLooking towards the eastern end of the village and the road to MachynllethRow of terracced houses in the villageJoining the ring road outside Tre'r DdolInto the village beside the Windfowler InnPrivate house and ChapelChapel in TaliesinLeaving Taliesin towards AberystwythOverlooking the cemetaryA 489 to Taliesin and Machynlleth (12 miles)Row of housesOutside the churchDown the hill to the centre of Tal y bont and the road to Aberystwyth (6 miles)The road out of Tal y bont towards machynlleth. The mural on the eves of 'Y Lolfa' publishing companFelindre, an old water mill, now 2 private housesInto Tal y bont from the south of the squareThe road towards AberystwythRoad to tal y bont and machynlleth Entering Bow Street and the turn off to Borth The Rhydpennau InnPennau CraftsCardau CyclesBow Street post OfficeThe Welsh Black InnBuilder CentreLeft to Capel Dewi and LLangurig/ Right to Aberystwyth (5 miles) On the outskirts of llandre/ The road to Borth Down to the railway crossing and James MemorialsTo Tal y Bont and Riverside Caravan park The road to Bow Street and the main Aberystwyth - Machynlleth road Way out of Borth under the railway bridgeInto Borth Meeting the Promenade in Borth, with turns to Clarach and Ynyslas Down Borth high street towards ynyslasSouth down Borth beachSouth along Borth high streetRow of CottagesCompton Gift ShopBeechware and GiftsTo Llangorwen and AberystwythBritish Rail StationGolden Sands FlatsThe road to AberystwythTowards borth, the sea on the rightLynch gate into the sand dunes On the beach. Aberdyfi is visible ahead the other side of the Dovey estuary Outflow into the estuaryTo BorthTy Mawr Caravan Holiday home Park The road to Llangynfelin and on to Tre'r Ddol and Machynlleth Llangynfelin churchTo the porch of the churchThe coast southwards
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Sign marking the border of Ceredigion
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