January 21, 2026
From wide-open dunes and wildlife-rich wetlands to woodland parks and riverside walks, this corner of South Wales is packed with natural spaces that invite you to slow down, breathe deeply and enjoy the outdoors - with great local food and drink never far away.
READ MOREExplore local heritage, charming community culture and breathtaking natural beauty - spend a day exploring Ogmore Valley with the NEW Heritage hub and trail.
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It's National Bike Week! Bridgend County is home to a whole host of bike rides for visitors to explore, including traffic free trails and ambling pathways. From epic mountain bike trails to seaside views, here are some of our top picks for biking around Bridgend.
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‘Forest Feastival’, a brand new outdoor pop up food experience, is coming to Bridgend County this April and further boosts Bridgend County’s reputation as one of Wales’ most exciting new foodie destinations.
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Discover which of our local businesses have been working hard to achieve the 'Good To Go' industry standard.
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As travel options remain limited, we’re all realising the joys of getting to know the places we love a little better. But we bet there are still some amazing secret stories about Bridgend County that you didn’t know about, from buried medieval towns to hidden shipwrecks.
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Bridgend County and Wales are currently at Alert Level 4, with strict measures in place to limit the spread of the virus. Please stay safe and do not visit. Here’s some inspiration for when it is possible to welcome you back to Bridgend County.
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Winter is a great time to get out an enjoy some bracing walks with your four-legged friend. There are no restrictions this time of year so you can explore all of Bridgend County’s beaches before stopping by one of our brilliant coffee shops for a warming tea or coffee.
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