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me, many many many times on foot as I grew up there, and once on a bike. Its worth mentioning that I've done the entire thing on a winters day, its not 'that' long. you can tweek it to sort roads out with the difficult bits, but some of them can be a bit unpleasant with the traffic, as the roads are narrow and there are no verges in a lot of places.
If you want any specific help about anything let me know.
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Ah cheers. Roads aside, is it a nice trip? I am probably going to take it easy, over two days with plenty of stops to take in the scenery, camping somewhere near Rhossli.
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The Gower trip was awesome btw. I probably managed to cycle 80% of it, and 90% would be possible if you are fitter/ better at mountain biking /less heavily loaded. The views were constantly sensational and I had non stop sunshine. Would totally recommend this route. Although I will be happy if I never again have to carry a bike up a steep sand dune.
Friendly horses everywhere too.
lemonade
Going to try this Gower route next week, on my 29er with unfashionable rear rack + panniers set up.
http://www.bikepacking.com/routes/gower-bikepacking-loop/
Comments on that page disagree as to whether it's nearly all rideable or only 60%. Anyone done it?