Camden Lodge

Beacons Way

Spans 152km across the Brecon Beacons, linking Brecon to Abergavenny with sustained climbs over open moorland and mountain ridges including Pen y Fan. Terrain ranges from steep, exposed ascents to gentler valley paths—unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children on most sections. Dogs welcome but must be under control around livestock. Delivers dramatic Welsh upland scenery, waterfalls, and ridge-top panoramas that reward serious walkers seeking multi-day adventure through one of Wa

South Wales Traverse

Tackles ambitious ridge-to-ridge terrain across the Brecon Beacons with **steep, sustained climbs** and exposed high moorland sections. Suitable only for experienced walkers with proper navigation skills and fitness – definitely not for young children or buggies. Dogs welcome but must be under close control near livestock and challenging terrain. Rewards effort with spectacular mountain vistas and the satisfaction of conquering one of South Wales' most demanding multi-day traverse routes.

Vaughan Walk

Follows a historic miners' track through the dramatic Clydach Gorge in the Brecon Beacons, with moderate inclines and uneven, sometimes muddy terrain. Not suitable for buggies; older children who are steady on their feet will manage fine. Dogs welcome on leads. Offers stunning wooded valley views, industrial heritage remnants including old tramways, and a genuine sense of wilderness just minutes from the road.

Upper Tarell Valley Walk, East Wales

Pen y Fan and Corn Du Circular Walk, East Wales