A379
west Wales and the south-west
Properly twisty· 17% curvy · 18 kmTight, sustained bends — well above the average road.
west Wales and the south-west
B4434
- Forest
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- Length
- 13.0 km
- How curvy
- Properly twisty
- 16% curviness — Tight, sustained bends — well above the average road.
- Curvy metres
- 2,123
How these scores are measured
Curvy metres is curviness multiplied by length: how much genuine curve this road actually gives you, rather than how tight its tightest corner is. It is the number that separates a mountain pass from a housing estate.
Speed limits along it
What is on the poles along this stretch, by share of its length.
- 20 mph72%
- 30 mph14%
- national limit (60)14%
Runs past
- Neath·town·110 m
- Resolven·village·10 m
- Clyne·village·10 m
- Melincourt·village·10 m
- Tonna·village·40 m
- Aberdulais·village·100 m
Distances are approximate: the closest this stretch is known to come.
Worth stopping at
Pin 1 on the map:Old Market Tavern
Café · 10 m from the road, approximately
- parking
- phone
- website
Pin 2 on the map:The David Protheroe
Pub · 10 m from the road, approximately
- parking
- website
Pin 5 on the map:The Canterbury Arms
Pub · 50 m from the road, approximately
- parking
- phone
Pin 6 on the map:The Whittington Arms
Pub · 10 m from the road, approximately
- parking
The places and their tags are from OpenStreetMap.
No Twistly drives use the B4434 yet. Plan the first one.
Near the B4434
Photographs taken within about a kilometre of this stretch, from Wikimedia Commons. They are near the road — we have no evidence any of them shows it.
Near the B4434 · Adrian Dust · CC BY-SA 2.0 
Near the B4434 · Jaggery · CC BY-SA 2.0 
Near the B4434 · Jaggery · CC BY-SA 2.0