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Great trip - Although unless you are intending to run it allow 5.30 (hrs/mins) to complete the walk.General View Good views all around can be very wet under-foot so good walking boots advised. I would say this is quite a strenuous walk and to take both water and some food with you. This walk covers the four peaks in one go and is 20km our average moving speed was 4.3km/hr. The initial push...
A lovely family walk in the Southern Brecon Beacons to view the spectacular Sgwd Clun Gwyn and Sgwd yr Eira Waterfalls. Initially thought it would be a simple path - but soon found out that the path was very difficult in places, and alot of up and downs to be tackled.
Ascent of Fan Y Big from the South via Cwm Caerfanell and Craig Cwareli. Descent via Craig Y Fan Ddu.The pictures can also be viewed on Picasa Web Albums by clicking on the link below.Picasa Web Album
Alison and I had a nice little walk with very varied weather! Sunny, Overcast, horizotal hail (ouch), snow.... and repeat :)
This is a little known and not very busy walk in the Black Mountain region of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The scenery is stunning with shear drops, shaply peaks, and lovely lakes.
I nice circular of the main peaks in the Brecons:Corn DuPen Y FanCribynFan Y BigHad a good day for it - sunny, but a bit windy on the ridges.Easy day trip from the South or Midlands.
Brecon Beacons - Fan-Y-Big, Cribyn, Pen-Y-Fan, Corn du circular
Pont Sticill, Wales, United Kingdom
11.6 miles
11.6 miles
Another warm up walk to check our pace - Greg, Clive, Paul D and myself. Nice walk - had a stroke of luck with the weather after all the torrential rain on the way :)More technical data on the trip can be seen here (courtesy of my Forerunner ;-) ).http://trail.motionbased.com/trail/activity/7050307
A lengthy walk in the Brecons, on a warm day. Great views all around from start to finish.
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