Cymdeithas Parc Bannau Brycheiniog
Brecon Beacons Park Society
www.breconbeaconsparksociety.org

SELF GUIDED WALKS

Shown below is a listing of suggested walks within the Brecon Beacons National Park
Each walk contains detailed instructions and the route is indicated on an appropriate map.
Grid references shown might be of use to GPS users.

The Brecon Beacons Park Society hope that you enjoy these walks. They are produced in good faith, but the Society is unable to take responsibility for any errors or omissions contained within which might lead to injury or distress.
The Society is always interested to receive any comments on navigational or mapping difficulties encountered.
Contact: jim.wilson60@virgin.net 

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From the Western Area of the Brecon Beacons National Park
	Compiled by: Nigel Phillips The Cribarth Ridge	Starting from a pub in the Upper Swansea Valley, this 11km walk traverses a mountain with a colourful industrial history and passes through a delightful Country Park which was once the home of a famous opera diva.
	Compiled by: Geoffrey Williams The Towy Valley Walk	A ridge and valley walk of 17km which takes in fine views of the Mynydd Ddu (Black Mountain) to the south, the Towy Valley to the north, and features a visit to one of the largest hill-forts in Britain.
From the Central Area of the Brecon Beacons National Park
	Compiled by: Judy Cox The Lorna Doone Walk	A 19km walk which explores the Craig Cerrig-Gleisiad National Nature Reserve, formed by the action of ice 20,000 years ago. The north-facing cliffs, which rarely see the sun, support rare arctic-alpine plants. Cwm-du,  where Lorna Doone was filmed, has a similar ecology and is home to about 80 different bird species.
	Compiled by: Jim Wilson Waterfalls and Ridges	A high level 14km walk around part of the Central massif of the Brecon Beacons, with spectacular waterfalls and reservoirs and (weather permitting) stunning views of the landscape beyond.
From the Eastern Area of the Brecon Beacons National Park
	Compiled by: Roger White Top of the Table	A classic 9km walk to Table Mountain with its commanding presence above Crickhowell and its sweeping views. With varied scenery, the walk crosses green meadows, open moors and a wooded valley.
	Compiled by: Anne Pritchard Cwmyoy Circular	A varied 11km circular walk from a pub near Llanfihangel Crucorney, skirting the delightfully-named Strawberry Cottage Wood nature reserve, past Pentwyn Iron Age Hill Fort and  onto the southern tip of Hatterrall Hill and Cwmyoy Church.

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