The legendary Mumbles Mile route is being "redeveloped" as part of plans to help support the hospitality industry and celebrate real ale and cider. Having been unable to operate through the pandemic, the Swansea branch for The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) wanted to revitalise one of the city's long-standing traditions and rite of passage.
Noting the loss of some familiar watering holes from Gower, the mile has been reborn in order to showcase the thriving success of Mumbles with prizes also up for grabs to anyone who can tackle the beast.
The iconic Mumbles Mile has long been recognised as one of the great pub crawls of Wales, once attracting the likes of stag and hen dos to the area with a very simple premise - walk for a mile, and have a pint in each bar along the way, however it wasn't necessarily a mile long.
