Tywi Valley Path so far: 

 

 

Ancillary features such as additional signage, rest areas, and interpretation boards are still under review and will be delivered as part of the wider scheme as it progresses. Further sections of the path will be completed over the summer months, and where appropriate, these sections will be made available for public use.

The final elements of the path will be the two main bridges spanning the Tywi and Cothi rivers, which are due for delivery and installation in the Autumn. Members of the public are asked to refrain from attempting to access and use the path along sections where live construction work is ongoing. 

The Tywi Valley Path will attract visitors from all over the UK and beyond with the potential to generate around £4.4million a year for the local economy, creating jobs in local businesses through enhanced visitor attraction and spend.

This major development has been supported by £16.7million from the UK Government, the council is now planning to work with existing and new leisure, hospitality, event organisers and accommodation providers to maximise the large potential of this facility alongside the other traffic free paths the County offers.