Page 21 - Brecon Beacons National Park Visitor Guide 2019

Our National Park is loved for its big green open spaces which offer miles and miles of wonderful walking. We have something for everyone; stroll around a lake, follow a forest trail or head into the hills for a hike.
Warden walk recommendation Herbert’s Quarry
On the A4069, midway between Brynamman and Llangadog
Perched high up on a mountain side in the West of the Park, Herbert’s Quarry was once a hive of industrial activity. Now the remains of its lime kilns and quarries make a remarkable other worldly site with a landscape of craggy cliffs, grassy humps and quarry faces.
Chosen by a National Park Warden
OUR TOP 5 WALKS
Pen y Crug Iron Age Hillfort
Conquer this impressive hillfort just outside Brecon.
Craig­y­Nos Country Park
Whatever the season our park within a park has something to offer. Four legged friends are welcome, on a lead of course.
Llangorse Lake
Follow a trail around the lake and spot birds from the hide.
Crickhowell to Table Mountain
Energetic walk from country town to Iron Age hillfort.
Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal
Family friendly towpath with plenty of picnic spots along the way.
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