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• GolfWeb - Wales
  A search for Welsh golf courses. 118 links found!
• Peterstone Golf Club
• The Welsh Golfing Union
  This new WGU site gives the names, addresses and phone numbers of all Welsh Golf clubs, from great Championship courses to some attractive nine holers.

• Snowdonia Mountain Biking
  We have a range of services on offer for biking enthusiasts of all ages and abilities from all over the world! First we have our exclusive guided tours of beautiful Snowdonia which are explained in detail below - why not get a group of your friends or business colleagues together for a day of fun that you will never forget.
• NCN - Proposed Routes in Wales
  Sustrans is promoting a 6,500-mile National Cycle Network for the United Kingdom which will link schools, houses, shops and workplaces with each other and with the countryside.
• SSP: Biking & Hiking
• Cycling Sideways - Cycletouring in Wales & Welsh Marches, UK
  Cycletouring and related scenic sites in Wales and the Welsh Marches of England - a cyclists' paradise on the western edge of Britain. Why the emphasis upon cycletouring in Wales and the Welsh Marches? Because this wonderful countryside is one of the few remaining totally unspoilt areas of Britain. Forgotten by main stream tourism, it is a maze of miraculously traffic-free lanes and byways just perfect for cycling. En-route are enough welcoming hostelries, quirky castles, and moss-strewn churches to keep even the most curious cyclist engrossed.
• Bicycle Beano Cycling Holidays with vegetarian cuisine
  Cycling holidays exploring the idyllic traffic-free lanes of Wales and the Welsh Marches of England
• North Wales Mountain Bike Assoc.
  Welcome to the homepage of the North Wales Mountain Bike Assoc. For those of you who are looking to visit North Wales we will be giving details ofour activities and trail details for those wishing to savour the excellent Mountain Terrain on offer in North Wales.
• Trail Alpine UK
  We are a small established holiday company featuring summer and winter activity holidays to Morzine set in the heart of the Chablais mountain range. The company has been operating for eight years and is run by Duncan Gilroy and Richard Jones who have over 25 years of experience working in Morzine.
• Cardiff Cycling Campaign Home Page
  The Cardiff Cycling Campaign is not just another cycling club! We campaign to improve the lot of cyclists in and around Cardiff. For reasons of health, convenience, speed, the environment and pleasure, many more people would cycle if only they felt it was safer. The Cardiff Cycling Campaign was founded to bring together like minded cyclists in Cardiff. Our monthly meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month. We currently have about 450 members making us one of the largest cycle campaign groups in the UK per head of population. We regularly talk to Cardiff County Council and other local government bodies as well as other interested parties. We've got links to loads of other cycle campaigns throughout the country, manufacturers of bikes and components all over the world and all sorts of other cycling related stuff. Our famous newsletter "The MudGuardian" is now available online!
• Lon Las Cymru
  The official length of the Lon Las Cymru, the Welsh National Cycle Route, is about 400 kilometers. This is the distance from Cardiff to Holyhead, but there are alternative routes on offer such that you could travel in one direction across Wales along one route and then come back again using alternative routes and most of your return journey would be different than your forward journey
• Coed Y Brenin Mountain Biking
  We have a selection of bikes to fit all sizes. Included in the hire charge, we provide you with a cycle helmet, route maps, puncture repair kit and pump! We can also offer a guiding service to mountain bikers who want to enjoy a great day's riding without the hassle of complicated map reading. Hiring a guide allows you to concentrate on the great riding that Coed y Brenin has to offer and you can be sure that your guide will show you all the best bits.
• mountain biking at phat tyres - a mountain bike page for uk riders
  This site is a look at the more romantic side of mountain biking, in the UK. I hear you saying, 'romantic?'....well...you'll see. There are 101 mountain bike sites out there, most are just a few pictures and a page of links, most aggresively want you to sign their guestbook, or join their mailing list. Well...this site is different. You won't find pages of broken links, and you can sign the guestbook If You Want To. What you will find is a selection of mtb artwork, some written work by real riders, and a list of other pages which have been good to me in the past. Basically this page is trying to show that there is more to mountain biking than pedalling. It's hard to explain, there's no word to describe the feeling of clearing that drop-off at last, of reaching the top of that hill, of out-pedalling the dog chasing you through a farm, but that's what this page is all about.
• The Mudfest - A Mountain Bike Site
  These pages are just my personal thoughts, opinions and general ramblings on the world of mountain biking. There's also a UK routes page and some links to guide you to more MTB info.
• Index for Mountain Bike Routes UK from Wheelwright's, MTB Pro and World Trails Team Ride Guides
  Conwy to Gower Peninsular. Epic - truly stunning roller-coaster through the Cambrian Mountains following the Sarn Helen roman road. 270 miles
• ChainSmoke: Coed Y Brenin
  Coed Y Brenin . . . can be found at the bottom of the Snowdonia National Park in Wales. It is one of a kind in the UK in that it has Mountain Bike only trails. Tight technical singletrack and wide firetrack roads intermingel to form four different MTB routes; Fun, Sport, Expert and the Red Bull Route.
• The Sarn Helen Trail route from Mountain Bike Routes UK
  An epic end-to-end across the mountains of Wales; 270 miles, 8 days and an Everest's worth of climbing
• Simon's Page
  route guides to rides around Shropshire and the Welsh Marches.
• SMC.960810-12.WalesTour.Tandem.
• CLIVE POWELL MOUNTAIN BIKES
  The little town of Rhayader, close to the beautiful wild area of the Elan Valley in Mid Wales, provides a perfect base for Mountain Biking. From here I've been running DIRTY WEEKENDS, and other mountain biking extravaganzas, since 1986. My small, but experienced team can provide for all your mountain biking needs. As well as operating fully inclusive weekends and holidays, the centre has a well stocked bike shop with local maps, route guides and friendly advice for those who prefer to do their own thing. Beginner or expert, we will have something to meet your need
• swallow-tandems
  The Company Making Cyclists Out Of Ordinary People Links to our pages as our catalogue but with some extra bits!
• Pedalaway biking tours
  Pedalaway specialise in arranging holidays/breaks to suit your needs. No need to cycle everyday - choose to be centre-based or if you prefer touring stay in one accommodation for two nights. Follow the quiet lanes around Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Gwent or for the mountain biker discover the byways and tracks in the Forest of Dean, Wye valley, Black Mountains and parts of the Brecon Beacons.

• Offa's Dyke Path
  Llwybr Clawdd Offa
  What is Offa's Dyke? It is a great earth bank that runs most of the way along or near the border of England and Wales, from near Chepstow in the south to the North Wales coast. On the west, that is the Welsh side, there is a ditch, and the top of the bank is still sometimes 20 feet (6 metres) above that. We do not know exactly why it was built, but it seems that it was meant to protect the English from raids by the Welsh.
• footpath
  This site is dedicated to legal, policy and management issues related to Public Rights of Way and Access to the Countryside in England and Wales.
• Walking Wales
  An enormous amount of research work has gone into producing our central database on which thousands of individual sites of interest in Wales have been grid referenced and linked to the nearest town or village to which they are situated. We can supply a list of sites linked to your specific hobby or interest whthin a specific area of Wales, and this is FREE of charge.
• Ramblers charter
  What the Ramblers want to be. This eight point charter, also adopted by the Ramblers' General Council in 1996, sets out what the association is striving to be.
• The Great Bridgewater Walk
  Grandly staged as "The Great BIBIC Bridgwater Walk" this years' summer fund raiser has been a tremendous success. The event, a three hundred mile sponsored walk, was used as a bandwagon to raise eight and a half thousand pounds for the British Institute for Brain Injured Children and local charities. A huge vote of thanks goes to all those who helped from the terrific collectors to the camp organiser and drivers. A special thank you goes to Steve Rogers and Simon Pennicott who provided essential help and support from Aberystwyth.
• Head for the Hills: Wales and the UK Walking Adventure
  People return time and again to Head for the Hills delighting in the interpretation of the countryside that underlies each walk. Thanks to the brilliant network of rights of way this land enjoys, it is possible to walk many patterns in the landscape.
• Walking holidays in South Pembrokeshire
  We have a selection of walking holidays that have been enjoyed by many visitors to South Pembrokeshire during recent years. We can also arrange itineraries to suit individuals of any length and type of accommodation. If you would like to discuss your own personal requirements, please contact us.

• Mountaineering & Wales Index
• Twr-y-Felin Outdoor Centre
  Twr-y-Felin (TYF) is one of Europe's top outdoor pursuits centres, based in Britain's only coastal National Park. TYF is internationally recognised not only for the quality of kayaking and other coastal adventures but also for the fact that it is one of the most relaxed, friendly and exciting places that our guests have ever stayed in. There's a lot of information here and some good pictures as well as loads of hot links to speed your surfing.
• Welsh Climbing
  So far, there's not a huge amount covered here - that should change soon, and hopefully more people will send info on Wales now that some space has been devoted to it. It was rumoured that someone was setting up a site specifically for climbing in wales, but since this hasn't happened it's now covered as part of UK climbing. When there's more info there'll be a clickable map of Wales similar to the English one.

• Lord's the home of cricket
  Underneath the essence of the site remains the same - to bring you the best of English cricket on the Internet. We have lots of plans in store to make this an interesting place to spend the summer, the next winter and the run-up to the 1999 Cricket World Cup - so don't go away!
• MINEX Cricket Club
  The MINEX cricket club was formed over 20 years ago in Cardiff. The name comes from the old and now defunct Mineral Exploitation (MINEX) degree run by the UWCC. The club still has strong ties to the Departments of Earth Sciences and Engineering , and Earth Sciences continues to supply much of the clubs younger "talent" as well as a few more elderly stalwarts. In addition, the MCC draws upon talent from other walks of life, making particular use of teachers, postmen and painters and decorators. During a season that begins in the cold and wet of a Welsh April and extends into the cold, wet and dark of a Welsh September (incidently taking us through the notoriously cold and wet Welsh summer) MINEX play a variety of friendly and league matches against sides from Cardiff and its hinterland. So, after another winter of conspicuous overconsumption the ever more aged and portly MINEX side will embark upon yet another campaign in the Cardiff Midweek Willow League, hoping for glory in one of the three competitions.
• St.AsaphCricketClub
  The home of St. Asaph Cricket Club is Elwy Grove Park. The first game played here was in 1872, 126 years ago. Located in beautiful North Wales (U.K.) St. Asaph is one of the leading clubs in the Merseyside Competition. The club has 3 teams, the 1st XI and 2nd XI play their cricket on a Saturday, then there is a Sunday XI who play friendlies only and there is an under 15's XI who play their matches on a Thursday night and an under 13's who play on a Sunday morning.
• Glamorgan Cricket
  This is the official website of Glamorgan County Cricket Club- the County Champions of 1997. Launched in conjunction wit CricInfo in August 1996, this webpage was the first such site in the U.K., and this is how Virgin.net have described it: "As you might expect from a home page endorsed by and linked to Cricinfo, this is an excellent site. Frequently updated, it has more information on Glamorgan's cricket past and present than it is healthy to know." These pages are being maintained and updated by Andrew Hignell, Glamorgan's Hon. Statistician.

Football/Soccer

• WELSH FOOTBALL WEB PAGES
• Cwmbran Town
• Aberavon Wizards RFC (Unoffiical) Web Site
• Computer Science Football Home Page
  Members of the Computer Science Department formed Rest of The World in 1995 and the team were one of the twelve founder members of the I.M.G. football league in 1995. By this stage they had already reached their first cup final in 1996 and they dominated the early league in its first 2 seasons. 1996 was ROTW highpoint as they became Cup Runners up. 1996 saw a change in ROTW as they moved their base to Russia, now calling themselves Spartak Comsc, they dominated the early part of the I.M.G. season. Unbeaten until Christmas. Under a new management team they steadily progressed. Now coming into this season the mighty Spartak is again ready to challenge for top honours.
• Aberystwyth Town FC
  Aber Town are without a doubt the best team that the world (or at least the League of Wales) will ever see. There is simply no end to their talent, their fitness (in both meanings of the word!) and their dedication. Or maybe not - this is the site that lets you see the 'real' Aber Town. That is, if you're mad enough to actually care! Aber Town are one of the best supported clubs in Wales (and of course, the fans are of a fantastic quality). They are a mainly young team, having a youth policy which has led to the youth team winning most of the mid-Wales trophies for the past few years. There are even four Wales Schoolboy caps in the squad at the minute (which probably says more about the Welsh team than about the players themselves). The team tend to play exciting, attacking football, which pleases the fans, but which doesn't always end up in the right result. Nevertheless, for a small seaside town like Aberystwyth, the club holds its own very well against the other teams in the League of Wales - next season : Europe!!
• CPD Aberystwyth Town FC
  Clwb Pel Droed
  ABERYSTWYTH Town Football Club. "We're an Oasis of football in a desert of fish and sheep!" Meirion Appleton, Manager, Aber Town FC
• Aber Town
• Cardiff City Football Club
• Nationwide Football: Cardiff news
• Cardiff City A.F.C Index Page
• CARDIFF CITY MAILING LIST: Bluebirds
  Welcome to the Cardiff City Mailing List.Bluebirds Mail will keep you up to date with all the facts, figures and discussion from Ninian Park.
• Cardiff City Football Club - Main Page
• Carmarthen Football Club
  Clwb Pêl Droed Caerfyrddin
  Welcome you to Richmond Park, the home of Carmarthen Town AFC. Our first campaign in the League of Wales brought us mixed blessings and, in the end, we were happy to survive and retain our place. This year, however, our aim is more than mere survival. This is a fiercly ambitious Club and the experiences of Barry Town, Ebbw Vale and Inter Cable-Tel in European football have only served to stiffen our determination to achieve qualification for a European competition. The standard of football in the League of Wales is increasing steadily and I believe that it is a matter of time before a Welsh club enjoys a major run through to the final rounds of the EUFA Cup.
• Newport AFC
  Newport A.F.C are an association football (soccer) team from south Wales, UK. They are members of the Dr Martens League (Southern League) and play in the Southern Division.
• CPD Porthmadog FC
  Porthmadog Football club was founded in 1884, which makes them one of Wales' oldest clubs. In 1900 the club joined the North Wales League and the team won this league in 1902/03.
  Cafodd Clwb Pêl Droed Porthmadog eu ffurfio yn 1884, sydd yn eu gwneud yn un o glybiau hynaf Cymru. Yn 1900 ymunodd y clwb a Cynghrair Gogledd Cymru ac fe ennillodd y tim y gynghrair hon yn 1902/03.
• Rhayader footie 's Home Page: Rhayader Town Football Club
  Welcome to the first (and only) web page dedicated to Rhayader Football Club. You will be able to take an insiders look into the club and find out more about the team, players and officials of the club.
• Swansea City FC - intro: mailing list
  If you are interested in joining the Swansea City mailing list, send a message to......
• Swansea City FC
  I hope you'll visit this Swansea City site regularly as the pages are updated daily - and have been since January 1996!
• Nationwide Football: Swansea news
• WREXHAM AFC
  CLWB PÊL-DROED WRECSAM
  Safle wê answyddogol yn ymwneud â Chlwb Pêldroed Wrecsam yw'r Webbed Robin.Mae croeso i unrhyw awgrymiadau a gwybodaeth.
  The Webbed Robin is an unofficial web site dedicated to Wrexham Association Football Club. Constructive suggestions and information most welcome.
• Nationwide Football: Wrexham news
• Soccer Wales - Rhyl Football Club WWW Pages
• Total Network Solutions Football Club
  Llansantffraid Football Club, who captured the imagination of the European press with their Cup Winners Cup exploits last season, will start 1997/98 with a new name and a sponsorship package worth in excess of £250,000. The 1996 Welsh FA Cup winners, who finished sixth in the League of Wales last season, will change their name to Total Network Solutions as the result of a new five year sponsorship deal with Oswestry based computer networking experts.
• Welsh Football,Football wales,faw,welsh fa,ryan giggs
  The Football Association of Wales (F.A.W.) was formed in 1876 in Wrexham by a group of businessmen, they wanted to see a team formed to play against Scotland and thus emulate the matches that had been played between the Scots and English some four years earlier.
• Eric the Red's Welsh National Team Website
• Treorchy RFC
• League of Wales Mailing List
  Rhestr postio Cynghrair Cymru
  This mailing list, provided with the help of ISFA, gives fans in Wales, and around the world, the opportunity to talk about their country`s league. I hope that there will be a lively debate on important matters involving Welsh football.