Bluestone National Park Resort in Pembrokeshire has reopened the Steep Ravine, a tourist attraction that had been closed for two years following damage caused by Storm Darragh in December 2024.
The restoration programme rehabilitated woodland areas, with fallen timber and natural debris deliberately retained to restore soil nutrients and promote fresh plant growth.
New attractions include the 'Summit Flight', a 279-metre zip line, and the 'Double Glide', shorter zip lines designed to build confidence. The reopening also brings back Camp Smokey, a rustic outdoor eatery, and Smokey Joe's Shindig, an evening entertainment event with family sing-alongs and dancing.
James McNamara, director of product and programme development at Bluestone, said: 'We know how special the Steep Ravine is to so many of our guests and closing it back in 2024 was not a decision we took lightly. The storm damage meant the area was no longer safe, so it was important that we took the time to restore the Ravine carefully and responsibly.'
Summer getaways at Bluestone start from £400 for a four-night stay at a Caldey Lodge with arrival on June 8, 2026.
