Glyncorrwg Ponds & Mountain Bike Centre

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Glyncorrwg ponds are set amidst the 9,000 acres of the Afan Forest Park. The Glyncorrwg Ponds and the surrounding countryside make a great day out for the whole family.

Mountain biking, trout fishing, coarse fishing, and canoeing are our most popular sports, plus miles of old flat railway lines and steep mountain slopes providing days worth of cycling and walking.

Glyncorrwg was once an important coal mining centre, typical of the South Wales valleys. But when the closure of the pits came in 1970 everything changed. Mines buildings were cleared away, factories closed, and people left to find new jobs.

Then in 1990 the villagers of Glyncorrwg decided to take advantage of the beautiful scenery and complement it with a series of lakes along the narrow valley.

In 2003 created three of the worlds greatest mountain bike trails and the UK's number one mountain bike centre..

http://www.glyncorrwgponds.com/

Tel:01639 851900

Opening Times

1st May - 31st October (summer)
8.00am - 5.00pm Mon, Tues
8.00am - 8.00pm Wed, Thurs, Fri
9.00am - 5.00pm Sat
9.00am - 7.00pm Sun

31st October - 30th April (winter)
9.00am - 4.00pm daily

Camping
£5.00 per person per night

Car parking
Short stay (up to an hour) - £1.10
Long stay (over 1 hour) - £2.00

Season Tickets - £26.00 (beginning of April 2008 to end March 2009).
The season ticket is valid at both visitors in the Afan Forest Park.

Fishing
3 fish £14.00,
4 fish £17.00, and
6 fish £24.00

Bike Wash
£1.00

These prices commence from 1st April 2008 to 31st March 2009

Green Map of Neath Port Talbot
updated 03/2012 by Neath Port Talbot Environment Forum