A4076

The A4076 is a trunk road in South Wales, United Kingdom. It runs for approximately 11 miles and connects the town of Haverfordwest with the coastal village of St Davids. The road is a significant route for both local residents and tourists visiting the Pembrokeshire coast.

The A4076 begins at a junction with the A40 on the outskirts of Haverfordwest. From Haverfordwest, it heads west, passing through several small hamlets and villages. The landscape is characteristic of rural Pembrokeshire, with rolling hills and agricultural land. The road is largely single carriageway for its entire length, with occasional passing places.

Key points of interest along or near the A4076 include the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, which offers numerous walking trails and stunning coastal scenery. The road provides access to various beaches and coves popular with visitors. It is also the main route to St Davids, the smallest city in the United Kingdom, known for its historic cathedral and its importance as a pilgrimage site.

The A4076 experiences seasonal variations in traffic, with higher volumes during the summer months due to tourism. While generally well-maintained, like many rural roads, it can be subject to occasional closures due to weather conditions or local roadworks. The road terminates at its junction with the B4586 in St Davids.