Regulacions Regne Unit Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Penally Range
Senderisme i parapent
Regulacions el 30 d’octubre del 2026
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Activitat regulada
Senderisme · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
Access to military Ranges
The Coast Path passes through or around three military training areas where use by the public is sometimes restricted. Care must be exercised within these areas at all times – you must keep to the footpath, stay away from all installations and avoid approaching or touching any objects lying on the ground. Manorbier Range doesn’t affect the passage of walkers but Castlemartin and Penally ranges do.
- - Access is normally available at the weekends, public holidays and throughout August but this can change so check the timetables to be sure. Timetables can be found up to two months in advance with a quick search for Penally Gallery Range or Castlemartin Range firing notices on the Gov.uk website.
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- - When closed, red flags will be flying and soldiers and sentry guards will patrol key access points.
Penally
There is a short and easy to follow alternative route for the National Trail.
Publicat per Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority · Coast Path FAQ
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Activitat regulada
Senderisme · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
The Penally Range Byelaws 1966
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USE OF DANGER AREA
- 2. The Danger Area may be used for the firing of all small arms weapons and for all activities ancillary to such firing.
PROHIBITION OF ACCESS
- 3. (1) When the Danger Area is being used for any of the purposes specified in Byelaw No. 2, no person shall, except as provided in sub-paragraph (3) of this Byelaw:—
(a) enter into or upon or pass over or through the Danger Area, or
(b) be or remain in or upon the Danger Area, or
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(2) Whilst the Danger Area is being used for any of the said purposes, notice of the fact shall be given by the display of the following signals, that is to say, by the display of a red flag by day and a red light by night, hoisted at the following places:—
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(3) (a) When the Danger Area is being used for the said purposes and notwithstanding the provisions of sub-paragraph (1) of this Byelaw the public will be allowed unrestricted passage along the footpath which crosses the Danger Area and runs from Penally Court Farm eastwards to the sea, except when firing is taking place from the 600 yards firing point. […]
(b) When firing is taking place from the 600 yards firing point sentries will be posted at both points ‘A’ and ‘B’. At such times use of the footpath by the public between these points is forbidden, except at such intervals as the Officer in charge of the Penally Range may permit.
Publicat per Ministry of Defence, 4 d’abr. del 1966 · The Penally Range Byelaws 1966
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Activitat regulada
Parapent · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
The Penally Range Byelaws 1966
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- 3. (1) When the Danger Area is being used for any of the purposes specified in Byelaw No. 2, no person shall, except as provided in sub-paragraph (3) of this Byelaw:—
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(d) cause or permit any aircraft to fly over the Danger Area at a height less than 500 feet above mean sea level.
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“aircraft” includes any craft or contrivance which though not an aircraft is for the time being airborne.
Publicat per Ministry of Defence, 4 d’abr. del 1966 · The Penally Range Byelaws 1966
A Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Zona regulada
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Regeixen a tot l’interior del límit, hi hagi o no un lloc assenyalat.
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Cal autorització
Acampada i bivac · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
- 10. Is wild camping allowed?
No. Nearly all the land the Coast Path passes through is in private ownership. Camping without the landowner’s permission (wild camping) is a trespass against the owner. There are many campsites along the Coast Path. […]
Publicat per Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority · Coast Path FAQ