Weatherman Walking - Episode 2 Series 6

Derek Brockway heads off on a familiar route around Cardiff Bay, using a spot of Nordic walking, with fellow TV presenter Frances Donovan.

This is a walk that was previously undertaken on 20th April 2011, and is viewed frequently by visitors to our site, see our report here.

DB then joins a very active group of mothers and toddlers, the Corris Buggywalkers, for a walk around a peaceful and secluded valley still dotted here and there with evidence of its slate mining past.

You can see the full programme here.

Weatherman Walking - Laugharne

This is a 4.5 mile circular historic walk around the town, following in the footsteps of its most famous resident, Dylan Thomas.

Laugharne is a small town situated on the estuary of the River Taf, Carmarthenshire, and was made famous by the poet and playwright, Dylan Thomas who lived there from 1949-1953. The town is thought to have been the inspiration for the fictional town of Llareggub in his play, Under Milk Wood.

You can see the full programme including a 5.5 mile circular walk around the Hafod Estate in the Ystwyth Valley (near Devils Bridge) passing through woodland, gorges and waterfalls.here.

Weatherman Walking - Barry Docks to Rhoose Point

This is an eight mile linear walk along the coast to Porthkerry Country Park and the most southerly point in mainland Wales - Rhoose Point (Trwyn y Rhws in Welsh).

You can see the full programme including a challenging 6 mile linear walk starting from Penmaenmawr on the North Wales coast taking the Huw Tom Trail through the foothills of Snowdonia's Carneddau mountains, including the stunning Sychnant Pass and Conwy Valley to the picturesque village of Rowen above the Conway valley.here.

Weatherman Walking - Pentyrch

Series 5 of Weatherman Walking began tonight with a 4.5 mile circular walk through Coed-y-Bedw nature reserve and up to the summit of Garth Mountain, on the outskirts of Cardiff.

You can see the full programme including a 5 mile circular walk along a rugged coastal path to Holyhead Mountain via North and South Stack here.