Cefn Bryn
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Cefn Bryn is a 5 mile long Old Red Sandstone ridge in the heart of the Gower Peninsula in Wales. The highest point on the ridge is the second highest point in Gower, offering panoramic views of the surrounding Gower countryside.
A neolithic burial ground, known as "Arthur's Stone", is close by. Its name comes from a legend that King Arthur threw a large stone from Llanelli which landed on this spot.
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Geographical areas: Cefn Bryn | Fairwood Common | Loughor estuary Beaches lised clockwise: Swansea Bay | Mumbles Beach | Bracelet Bay | Limeslade Bay | Rotherslade Langland Bay | Caswell Bay | Brandy Cove | Pwlldu Bay | Hunts Bay | Pobbles Bay | Three Cliffs Bay | Tor Bay | Oxwich Bay | Slade Bay | Horton | Port Eynon Bay | Mewslade Bay | Fall Bay | Rhossili Bay | Llangennith Sands | Burry Holmes Beach | Blue Pool Bay | Broughton Bay | Whiteford Sands |
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