Walks of Wales
Mountains of the Brecon Beacons
| Walk | Miles | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Dinas Mawddwy and Meirion Mill | 2.7 | Overlooking the battle site of Camlann on the edge of Snowdonia. |
| Llyn Idwal | 3.1 | A lakeside walk in the midst of mountains within the heart of craggy Snowdonia. |
| Brecon, River Honddu and Llanddew | 3.6 | Through wooded groves to the historic hamlet of Llanddew. |
| Montgomery, Town Hill and Ffridd Faldwyn | 3.6 | A monument, a hill fort, and a ruined castle at a Georgian border town. |
| Rhossili Bay, Hillend and Rhossili Down | 3.9 | A seaside walk around a beautiful bay on the Gower peninsula. |
| Aberedw and Llewelyn's Cave | 4.1 | Seeking a prince in the hills of mid Wales above the Wye Valley. |
| Corwen, River Dee and Caer Drewyn | 4.4 | Through woods and along the Dee valley to an ancient hill site. |
| Aberystwyth and Constitution Hill | 4.7 | A walk along the cliff tops then through woods above Aberystwyth. |
| Fforest Coal Pit, Partrishow and Cwmyoy | 6.2 | A visit to two ancient churches hidden in the shadow of the Black Mountains. |
| Bosherston Ponds, Stackpole Head and Broad Haven Dunes | 7.8 | From secluded lakes of lilies to the drama of Pembrokeshire's cliffs. |
| Blorenge, Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, Llanfoist and Govilon | 8.2 | From a mountain, down to a canal towpath and then back up again. |
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