You'll have an informative, fun and memorable day :) ...

This walk ascends the lumps and dips of the Y Grib ridge, known as the Dragon’s Back, from the tip of the tail to the highest point of the Black Mountains, Waun Fach. It takes in the remains of Castell Dinas, the highest castle in Wales and England, which dates from the very earliest days of the Norman conquest of Britain.Virtually all the ascent is in the first half of the walk with a couple of steep but easy sections ...

Starting in the west the walks will trend eastwards from Moel Gornach in the west to The Black Mountain (South Top) in the east. You can join one or a few or all of these fine mountain walks. ...

We visit eight waterfalls of note and several smaller falls too. One of the waterfalls is usually available to walk behind and one we have to walk behind as that is where the footpath takes us! ...

The highlight is a visit to the pictured pool, deep enough for swimming and usually full of fishes that approach you and suck on your toes :) ...

We visit eight waterfalls of note and several smaller falls too. One of the waterfalls is usually available to walk behind and one we have to walk behind as that is where the footpath takes us! ...

Starting in the west the walks will trend eastwards from Moel Gornach in the west to The Black Mountain (South Top) in the east. You can join one or a few or all of these fine mountain walks. ...

The highlight is a visit to the pictured pool, deep enough for swimming and usually full of fishes that approach you and suck on your toes :) ...

We visit eight waterfalls of note and several smaller falls too. One of the waterfalls is usually available to walk behind and one we have to walk behind as that is where the footpath takes us! ...

A fine and lesser ventured route up and onto Pen y Fan and available to most levels of fitness, so long as you can dig deep for the up. it's a 12km and 700m of ascent over, in the main, good surfaces. We'll take it easy on the way up so as to accommodate those who are beginning to get out there and walk the mountains. ...

This is a linear walk and so we will need to vehicle share and to shuttle vehicles at the end of the day. ...

It's the eight waterfalls walk but delivered over two sessions for those who feel 10 miles is too much or who want more time for photography and soaking up the wonderful natural environment of the waterfalls area of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The following Wednesday is the next or second half of this walk taking in another four waterfalls! We have others dotted throughout the year too. ...

Pen y Fan from the South. This 15k classic horseshoe walk crosses the valley below the now demolished lower Neuadd dam and climbs on to the Craig Fan Ddu ridge where we will aim to find the only Spitfire crash site in the Brecon Beacons National Park. ...

Welsh limestone country - shake holes, a disappearing river and a Wellington bomber crash site. ...

This waterfalls walk is a 4 mile day over often rough and broken ground but doable by most levels of ability as we take it easy for the duration. There are two steep hills and some muddy and rocky footpaths and we gain 400 metres over the course of the day. We visit four waterfalls of note and several smaller falls too. One waterfall is available to walk behind! ...

Starting in the west the walks will, bi-monthly, trend eastwards from Moel Gornach in the west to The Black Mountain (South Top) in the east. You can join one or a few or all of these fine mountain walks. ...

Blaen y Glyn is a fine location set between Pen y Fan and Talybont on Usk and easy to get to by road from Merthyr Tydfil. This day long walk with plenty of opportunity for photography includes a few highlights that must be mentioned. ...

With other providers charging well over £200pp and that without accommodation we think our 'budget' Welsh Three Peaks Challenge from £0pp to £65pp is not only great value for money but a fine way to make some new friends and to gain the summits of three iconic Welsh mountains in a single day. ...

With other providers charging well over £200pp and that without accommodation we think our 'budget' Welsh Three Peaks Challenge from £0pp to £65pp is not only great value for money but a fine way to make some new friends and to gain the summits of three iconic Welsh mountains in a single day. ...

Holy Mountain, Sacred Hill, Ysgyryd Fawr in Welsh – ‘ysgyryd’ meaning shattered or split – or simply The Skirrid, this mini mount goes by many names, hinting at its extensive and intriguing past. ...

This is a guided walk around the iconic Sugar Loaf Mountain near Abergavenny. This walk is 9.5km and has 400m of ascent. This is a moderate hill day and should be available to most levels of ability. ...

Starting in the west the walks will, bi-monthly, trend eastwards from Moel Gornach in the west to The Black Mountain (South Top) in the east. You can join one or a few or all of these fine mountain walks. ...

This walk is aimed at parents and kids as it is being held midweek during the school holidays. We get to see four waterfalls of note including one that you can walk behind. ...

Holy Mountain, Sacred Hill, Ysgyryd Fawr in Welsh – ‘ysgyryd’ meaning shattered or split – or simply The Skirrid, this mini mount goes by many names, hinting at its extensive and intriguing past. ...