Explore neolithic Gower with spectacular views. This walk gives you a chance to explore in land Gower, and will uncover the spiritual side of the peninsular. It has clearly been seen as a place within touching distance of heaven for millenia judging from all the ancient burial chambers and standing stones. Something not over looked by early Christian missionaries. Where ever you find fresh drinking water bubbling up through the ground you find religious connotations and stories and this place follows that familiar pattern. But throw in a rather spectacular connection to King Arthur and you find something altogether more unique. This walk is part of the award winning Glamorgan History Walks festival and is led by author and TV history expert Graham Loveluck-Edwards. Joining Instructions Date: Sunday 29th June 2025 Start Time: Arrive by 9.45am with a view to starting at 10.00am Meeting: On the green outside The King Arthur Hotel, Higher Green, Reynoldston SA3 1AD What3words ref: ///regretted.reckoned.tutored Ending up with drinks back at The King Arthur, Reynoldston. History topics discussed Neolithic burials Dark Age Saints and missionaries Iron Age Hill Forts Edward I campaigns in South Wales The story of William Cragh Places we visit Reynoldston Cefn Bryn – The Bishop’s Holy Well Arthur’s Stone Frogmoor Assorted cairns and burial chambers Standing Stone of Knelston Route Information Parking: King Arthur Hotel, Higher Green, Reynoldston SA3 1AD Distance: 5.57 miles Elevation: 561.57 feet Walking time: 4 hours #glamwalks #gower #kingarthur #history #walk #walks #walking #neolithic