Brecon Bunkhouse

Black Mountains Fell Race

Follows a challenging fell race course across rugged moorland with steep, sustained climbs and technical descents over rough terrain. Not suitable for young children or buggies—this is serious hill country requiring good fitness and navigation skills. Dogs welcome but must cope with demanding conditions. Rewards experienced walkers with dramatic Brecon Beacons ridgelines, sweeping views across the Black Mountains, and that proper sense of wilderness achievement.

Vaughan Walk

Follows a short, paved route through Brynmawr town centre, typically flat with wheelchair and buggy access. Dogs welcome on lead. Ideal for a quick leg-stretch between stops, linking local amenities and green spaces. Best suited for families wanting an easy urban stroll rather than countryside hiking, though views across the Heads of the Valleys provide scenic interest.

Wye Valley Walk

Follows the River Wye for 136 miles from Chepstow to Plynlimon, mixing flat riverside stretches with steep woodland climbs through the dramatic gorge. Terrain varies significantly—expect gentle towpaths near Monmouth but challenging ascents around Symonds Yat and Tintern. Not suitable for buggies; older children who enjoy multi-day adventures will love it. Dogs welcome throughout. The changing landscapes, from limestone cliffs to ancient forests and ruined abbeys, make this one of Britain's most

Beacons Way

South Wales Traverse