Brecon Beacons Bell Tents

Black Mountains Fell Race

Tackles extremely steep, rugged mountain terrain across the Black Mountains with serious elevation gain—definitely not suitable for young children, buggies, or casual walkers. Dogs physically capable of scrambling may join, but the challenge demands fitness and navigation skills. Worth doing for experienced fell runners and hardy hikers seeking dramatic ridge lines, remote wilderness, and panoramic views across the Welsh borders that reward genuine effort.

Usk Valley Walk

Follows the River Usk through South Wales' lush countryside, offering mainly flat, riverside paths with occasional gentle climbs when the route veers away from the water. Suitable for families and generally buggy-friendly on lower sections, though some stiles and rougher stretches may require lifting. Dogs welcome throughout. You'll pass through historic market towns, ancient woodlands, and pastoral farmland, with excellent wildlife spotting including kingfishers, herons, and otters if you're lu

Beacons Way

Traverses the entire Brecon Beacons National Park over 152km of varied terrain, from rolling farmland to dramatic mountain ridges including Pen y Fan. Expect steep climbs, exposed sections, and challenging navigation—strictly for experienced, fit walkers with proper kit. Not suitable for young children, buggies, or inexperienced dogs. The reward is Wales' most spectacular upland scenery, waterfalls, and ancient forests across a classic long-distance challenge.

South Wales Traverse

Cambrian Way