Walking in the
The
Brecon Beacons
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Hello
everyone, "Walking in the Brecon Beacons". I
have enjoyed Fell walking for many years. More than I care to think
about! I
have been living in Brecon for the past 19 years, enjoying the exhilaration
of walking in the Beacons National park. Over
these years I have built up a record of my own favourite walks and I thought
it was about time I started to share a few of these routes with others.
If
you do follow through any of the routes that I have placed in the following
pages, I would very much like to hear your comments.
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E-mail me with any comments - please click on the link below
To See 'My Beacons Photo Album'
Please Click on this Link
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Do You Require Accomodation in The Brecon Beacons National Park?
Then Why Not Visit 'THE ASHGROVE INN, Coelbren'
Please Click on this Link For Full Details
Mountains: Mountains of the Central area Height Grid Ref. Pen y Fan 886m / 2906 feet Corn Du 873m / 2451 feet Cribyn 795m / 2608 feet
I would like to introduce
you to some of my favourite walking routes that I use and have tested for
accuracy. Most of the walks in all areas are
suitable for family groups while a couple are for the more adventurouse
among you! Full details will be found on following pages. Please enjoy this beautiful area, but
also be aware of all safety aspects while out walking among the mountains.
Please click on any of the links below. Why not visit They
require all the support they can obtain from visitors. Please
click on this link for full information and location: -
Waterfalls There are many waterfalls
hidden among valleys of Fforest Fawr. This is to the South West of Brecon. While other more, easily accessibe waterfalls, are in the area near Tal-y-Bont on
Usk, about 7 miles South East of Brecon. Caves For this specialised area I
will give you just the basic outline with location of some caves with links
to other web sites for you to access full details on caving in the area. CLICK HERE FOR CAVING INFORMATION To See 'My Beacons Photo Album', Please
Click Are You Touring
Europe This Year? If You Are - please
click on the following link http://www.welcome-2-europe.com
My name
is Bill and these are my Pages of
PHOTOGRAPHS
ASHGROVE INN
'Cefn-Yr-Erw' animal sanctuary at Caehopkin, in the Swansea Valley,
on
the south side of the
Brecon Beacons. 
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