Don't miss the Ogwr Ridgeway Walk
Take the 13-mile waymarked route from east to west across the mountain ridges. Spectacular scenery and views are standard: from windswept heights to wooded valleys. Appropriate clothing and footwear required.
Karting
Burn some rubber, let off steam and enjoy a day at Llandow racing track. You can 'arrive and drive', spectate or get involved with a whole host of competition challenges throughout the year at this well known go-kart circuit.
Dragon Ride
One of the first annual cyclosportives to be held in the UK, this 120 or 180km non competitive road cycle challenge climbs the hills and valleys of South Wales. Intended for experienced cyclists, it makes great training for the Tour de France participation Etape.
Learn to Surf at Rest Bay
Squeeze into a wetsuit, hire a board and get your surf on. Whether learning or wanting to improve your surf skills, join the experts at Rest Bay courtesy of Simon Tucker's Surfing Academy.
Paintball in the woods
30 acres of dedicated combat arena includes bunkers, aerial walk ways, tree houses and a helicopter for cover. Offering family days out, corporate team building sessions, or even stag or hen weekends, your wits are most definitely required.
Glamorgan Heritage Coast Path
Stretching for 14 miles, from Aberthaw in the east to Porthcawl in the west. The walk is a spectacular journey past dunes, cliffs and coves, rich in wildlife and history.
Tee up in the Vale
Royal Porthcawl golf club is one of many gems along the Glamorgan Coast. Other include Pyle & Kenfig, Southerndown, St Marys and The Grove. Whatever your ability, there’s something to suit.
Trek the Millennium Heritage trail
This epic 70 mile circular trail takes in most of the Vale of Glamorgan. The route was carefully designed to link much of the best of the area’s scenic and historic locations.
