Bunkhouse Wales, Clyngwyn Farm

Sgwd yr Eira Trail

Leads behind a dramatic curtain waterfall in the Brecon Beacons' Waterfall Country. Expect steep descents on uneven, often slippery woodland paths and stone steps, plus river crossings on rocks – definitely not buggy-friendly. Older, sure-footed children who don't mind getting wet will love it. Dogs welcome but need to be confident on challenging terrain. The walk-behind waterfall is genuinely spectacular and worth the effort, though wear proper boots and take care after rain when paths become t

Henrhyd Falls and Nant Llech walk, East Wales

Follows a well-marked woodland trail to one of Wales's highest waterfalls (27m drop), with optional extension along Nant Llech stream. Moderate terrain with some steep sections and uneven forest paths—sturdy footwear essential. Not suitable for buggies; manageable for older children who can handle steps and slippery rocks near the falls. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near cliff edges and waterfall viewpoints. The dramatic cascade and atmospheric woodland make this a standout Brecon Beacons walk

Beacons Way

Spans 152km across the Brecon Beacons, crossing remote moorland, steep ridge climbs, and dramatic mountain passes with frequent ascents over 600m. Not suitable for young children or buggies due to rugged terrain and exposed sections. Dogs welcome but must be lead-fit and capable on challenging ground. Rewards with sweeping Welsh valley views, Iron Age forts, and true wilderness stretches, though requires proper navigation skills and multi-day commitment.

South Wales Traverse

Taff Trail