Brecon - AberhondduAbercynafon

Breabe two
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By nsummers123 on 23 Apr 2022


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Created this route as Breabe 1 is via canal and this route is over the Beacons with great views of Pen-y-Fan, Cribyn, Fan-y-Big. Cuts across farmland initially and then on to open moorland as it rises up to Graig Fan Las and onto Craig y Fan Ddu with dramatic views across the valley. It then cuts down to a beautiful forested area with several good waterfalls (a good place for a picnic). There is a quite country lane in a fantatstic valley to get to Abercynafon. At Abercynafon there is only a holiday cottage (7 days min) and no cafe, pub or public transport - so you'll have to use another Slow Ways to return to civilisation. Very dramatic views of the Beacons and great waterfalls but some very barren moorland in places. Relatively easy to navigate and a good path to follow once up high

Created this route as Breabe 1 is via canal and this route is over the Beacons with great views of Pen-y-Fan, Cribyn, Fan-y-Big. Cuts across farmland initially and then on to open moorland as it rises up to Graig Fan Las and onto Craig y Fan Ddu with dramatic views across the valley. It then cuts down to a beautiful forested area with several good waterfalls (a good place for a picnic). There is a quite country lane in a fantatstic valley to get to Abercynafon. At Abercynafon there is only a holiday cottage (7 days min) and no cafe, pub or public transport - so you'll have to use another Slow Ways to return to civilisation. Very dramatic views of the Beacons and great waterfalls but some very barren moorland in places. Relatively easy to navigate and a good path to follow once up high

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Brecon - Aberhonddu
Grid Ref SO0455728507
Lat / Lon 51.94685° / -3.39004°
Easting / Northing 304,557E / 228,507N
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Abercynafon
Grid Ref SO0803017420
Lat / Lon 51.84778° / -3.33656°
Easting / Northing 308,030E / 217,420N
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Neil Summersgill

23 Apr 2022 Spring

You're out of Brecon fairly quickly and walking along the River Usk before crossing farmland to the start of the Brecon Beacons. This is a fairly easy way to get up into the Beacons as its not too steep and has great views of the main Beacons. There is a dramatic view over the top but also a very steep hill at Craig y Fan Ddu. The waterfall section is very good with plenty of places to stop for a picnic. Talybont reservoir basically starts at Abercynafon and also has some good water side places to picnic.


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