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he River Teifi Afon Teifi in Welsh The River Teifi (Afon Teifi in Welsh) The Teifi River valley and its outfall are amongst the most beautiful landscape in Britain and the Teifi is considered by many as one of the most beautiful rivers in Wales. Its source is in Llyn Teifi and its outfall flows into Cardigan Bay. Ceredigion Coastal Footpath The Ceredigion Coastal Path was opened in 2008 and will eventually form part of a greater Wales Coastal Path running the length of the Principality. Ceredigion offers something for all walking enthusiasts, from spectacular coastal walks along the Ceredigion Coastal Path affording glimpses of dolphins, seals, porpoise and marine birds or walks offering views of the lush green river valleys of the Teifi, Aeron, Ystwyth and Rheidol and the heathered uplands and forests of the Cambrian Mountains. Here red kites and buzzards can often be seen. The Geology and Landscape around Cardigan Cardigan’s hills, valleys and coastline demonstrate a diverse range of physical features that reveal its complex geological history. The area’s rocks are mostly mudstone, deposited in a deep ocean basin about 450 million years ago. Associated locally with the mudstone are beds of hard sandstone, which can be found at Poppit Sands.

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