Walking and cycling
Cycling and Walking routes
Ease and difficulty of routes
The Black graded Raven trail, raises Brechfa’s take on mountain biking to the next level. suitable only for proficient bikers.
The Raven mtb Trail - Brechfa
The Black graded Raven trail, raises Brechfa’s take on mountain biking to the next level. suitable only for proficient bikers.
Lyn Llech Owain Park is an area of 73 hectares, with nature trails, an adventure area including a wooden adventure playground and separate toddler playground. A forest track provides a longer hike or bike ride around the country park and there’s a rough mountain bike track for the more adventurous cyclists. A network of footpaths provide for enjoyable walking, many paths are well surfaced and accessible to wheelchair users. There is a cafeteria, picnic sites and toilet facilities, all with provision for the disabled
Opening times April - September -10 am- 8pm. October-March 10am- 4pm.
Free admission -Parking fees 1 hour - £1.00 Up to 3 hours - £2.10 Over 3 hours £3.10
Postcode SA147NF
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Parque Rural Llyn Llech Owain
Lyn Llech Owain Park is an area of 73 hectares, with nature trails, an adventure area including a wooden adventure playground and separate toddler playground. A forest track provides a longer hike or bike ride around the country park and there’s a rough mountain bike track for the more adventurous cyclists. A network of footpaths provide for enjoyable walking, many paths are well surfaced and accessible to wheelchair users. There is a cafeteria, picnic sites and toilet facilities, all with provision for the disabled
Opening times April - September -10 am- 8pm. October-March 10am- 4pm.
Free admission -Parking fees 1 hour - £1.00 Up to 3 hours - £2.10 Over 3 hours £3.10
Postcode SA147NF
Traffic free riverside walk extends nearly eight miles from Pantfynnon to Brynamman along the River Amman.
Riverside Walk Glanamman
Traffic free riverside walk extends nearly eight miles from Pantfynnon to Brynamman along the River Amman.
Brecon Beacons offers a range of activities including cycling and mountain biking, walking for serious outdoor enthusiasts to families out for a Sunday afternoon walk.
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Brecon Beacons
Beacons ParkBrecon Beacons offers a range of activities including cycling and mountain biking, walking for serious outdoor enthusiasts to families out for a Sunday afternoon walk.
The 3 mile walk takes in some of the estates wildlife spotting places, as well as the medieval castle and 17th century mansion.
Dog friendly
Car park Open hours 11-00 - 15-00
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National Trust - Dinefwr
Dynevor AvenueThe 3 mile walk takes in some of the estates wildlife spotting places, as well as the medieval castle and 17th century mansion.
Dog friendly
Car park Open hours 11-00 - 15-00
Free entry to 12 km of paths, steps and historic views, so choose
a Lakeland stroll, a heritage trail, a wild woodland walk or riverside ramble. car park open 9am to 5 pm parking fees I hour -£1 All day £2
Post code SA49GS. Tele 01792344224
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Bosques del Valle de Penllergare
Free entry to 12 km of paths, steps and historic views, so choose
a Lakeland stroll, a heritage trail, a wild woodland walk or riverside ramble. car park open 9am to 5 pm parking fees I hour -£1 All day £2
Post code SA49GS. Tele 01792344224
Sgwd yr Eira, meaning the waterfall of snow in welsh, is one of the most famous waterfalls in the Brecon Beacons as it has an official footpath behind the vail of water although this is not possible after heavy rain. Sgwd yr Eira is located on the Afon Hepste and is part of the Four Falls Walk and situated between the villages of Ystradfellte and Pontneddfechan.
There are several trail heads for the four waterfalls walk. Please note that the Dinas Rock trail head is not suitable during periods of heavy rain to access the four waterfalls trail as the path behind Sgwd yr Eira is inpassable when the river level is high.
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Sgwd Yr Eira Waterfall
Sgwd yr Eira, meaning the waterfall of snow in welsh, is one of the most famous waterfalls in the Brecon Beacons as it has an official footpath behind the vail of water although this is not possible after heavy rain. Sgwd yr Eira is located on the Afon Hepste and is part of the Four Falls Walk and situated between the villages of Ystradfellte and Pontneddfechan.
There are several trail heads for the four waterfalls walk. Please note that the Dinas Rock trail head is not suitable during periods of heavy rain to access the four waterfalls trail as the path behind Sgwd yr Eira is inpassable when the river level is high.
Sightseeing
This is a relatively easy walk around the picturest Lower Lliw Reservoir, taking in some lovely countryside views of the Lliw Valley.
The walk does involve some uneven ground , hard, firm and smooth surfaces. Also a narrow foorpath with a steep drop.
Wear suitable footwear.
Children to be supervised at all times
There is a flight of steps.
Care parking cost £2.00
Cafe open for takeaway sales only.
Post cde SA5 7NH
Lliw Reservoir
This is a relatively easy walk around the picturest Lower Lliw Reservoir, taking in some lovely countryside views of the Lliw Valley.
The walk does involve some uneven ground , hard, firm and smooth surfaces. Also a narrow foorpath with a steep drop.
Wear suitable footwear.
Children to be supervised at all times
There is a flight of steps.
Care parking cost £2.00
Cafe open for takeaway sales only.
Post cde SA5 7NH