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Looking south from the 'summit' to the very tip of Dinas Fawr headland. The photograph doesn't adequately convey the steepness of the slope: it is possible to get down to the rocky shore at the tip of the headland but it is a gruelling slog back up.

The dramatic heather-clad peninsula of Dinas Fawr is about a mile southeast of Solva, Pembrokeshire. The path to the headland is a public right of way. It leads from the long-distance coastpath along the knife-edge ridge to the tip of the headland. However, the path is exposed, rough-surfaced and precipitous so it is unsuitable for walkers who are not sure-footed and agile.