Wales is renowned for its stunning scenery and wild walks. It has five areas of outstanding natural beauty and three national parks, making it a walker's paradise. But as to the best walks - that's a matter of opinion.
To test the opinion, Consumer magazine Which? asked 1,087 readers to rate walks from all corners of Britain out of five for scenery, places of interest, and peace and quiet as well as the more practical elements such as visitor facilities, difficulty and accessibility. Each scored at least 75% overall and four stars or more for places of interest. You can read more lifestyle stories here.
And Wale's most interesting walk has been named as the Rhossili Headland walk. The walk is 3.5 miles long and has been given a difficulty rating of two out of five. It got the full five stars for scenery and four stars for places of interest. It also scored four stars for wildlife, food and drink, visitor facilities and accessibility. You can get more Swansea news and other story updates by subscribing to our newsletters here.
