Stile west of Pyle on an alternative stage of the Wales Coast Path
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Image: © eswales Taken: 15 Jun 2022
This stile lies on a stage of the Wales Coast Path between the south of Kenfig Burrows and Margam that’s an alternative to the one which passes over Margam Moors. Like the latter stage, it’s marked ‘Wales Coast Path’ on Ordnance Survey Maps. The path over Margam Moors is known to be liable to flooding, and it seems likely that the stage through Pyle serves as a standby to be used when conditions make the closer-to-the-coast preferred route via Margam Moors unusable. The track on which the stile is situated is classed as a public footpath.