Dragons Back Bunkhouse

Black Mountains Fell Race

Tackles serious, unrelenting climbs across rugged moorland and grassy ridges in the Black Mountains—steep, exposed terrain demanding fitness and navigation skills. Absolutely not suitable for young children or buggies; this is a challenging fell race route over wild, pathless ground. Dogs allowed but must handle steep ascents and potentially boggy sections. Worth doing for experienced hillwalkers craving dramatic Brecon Beacons scenery, testing elevation gain, and that proper mountain achievemen

Vaughan Walk

Meanders through peaceful woodland and open countryside near Brecon, offering gentle to moderate inclines with some steeper sections. Suitable for older children but not buggy-friendly due to uneven woodland paths and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth doing for beautiful mixed terrain, quiet trails away from crowds, and lovely views across the Usk Valley – a proper taste of the Brecon Beacons without the tourist hotspots.

Wye Valley Walk

Follows the River Wye for 136 miles from Chepstow to Plynlimon, mixing gentle riverside stretches with challenging climbs through wooded gorges and dramatic viewpoints. Terrain varies significantly—flat towpaths, steep woodland ascents, and open hillside sections. Not suitable for buggies; families with older children who manage longer walks will enjoy the castles and riverside sections. Dogs welcome throughout. Outstanding natural beauty, historic ruins, and riverside pubs make this a classic l

Beacons Way

South Wales Traverse