The Huntsman’s Leap

It’s not very often we get down to this corner of Pembrokeshire. It’s part of the Castlemartin Ranges which means it is inaccessible for much of the year and the times that it is also have to align with the right weather conditions.

But when we do we are always impressed with some of the features down there, the Huntsman’s Leap being one of them.

The Huntsman’s Leap has its name set in folklore. Legend has it that, for a wager a huntsman jumped his horse across the 130ft high chasm and on returning he looked back at the drop below and died of fright.

That’s a pretty impressive story if it really did happen.