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Strenuous walks require fitness and stamina to cope with several steep climbs and/or cover a good distance at a steady pace.

Energetic walks generally involve two steep climbs, but they will require determined application.

Moderate walks will seldom have steep climbs, but if they do, the climb will be taken at a relaxed pace.

Easy walks are generally flat or nearly so and are taken at a leisurely pace.

Suitable for wheelchair users or for those with walking difficulties

Walk organised by the Brecon Beacons Park Society. No charge for Members.

This walk is a special interest walk with emphasis on the interest, not just the walk.

Parents with children may book an RAF Adventure Day for their children if they are on this walk. See Events page for details.

Accessible Walks are organised in conjunction with the Brecon Beacons National Park, Brecknockshire Access Group.

These walks are organised in conjunction with Arts Alive, Crickhowell.
Further details are available on our information page.
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Booking for these events is recommended. For more details, visit our booking page.

Crickhowell Walking Festival 2008

Walks - 2nd March 2008

Walk
9

Another approach to Sugar Loaf

Energetic

Starts:
10.00am
From:
Opposite Dragon's Head, Llangenny (GR SO 240179)
Length:
5.5 hours / 9 miles
Leaders:
Ros Grant
Description:
From the field opposite the Dragon's Head pub car park (fee) - Golden Grove in Llangenny. An interesting walk through the Graig wood and onto the summit (596 metres) of Sugar Loaf.
 
Walk
10

River Usk & the Rheld

Easy

Starts:
10.00am
From:
CRiC, Beaufort St., Crickhowell (GR SO 218183)
Length:
2.5 hours / 4 miles
Leaders:
Phil Williams
Description:
A walk to the picturesque Crickhowell Bridge over the Usk and then east along the river bank. The short climb through Rheld Wood is quite steep. Return gently down hill through lanes, quiet roads and fields
 
Walk
11

Table Mountain via Green Cottage

Moderate

Starts:
10.00am
From:
Red Lion, Llanbedr (GR SO 239203)
Length:
2 hours / 4 miles
Leaders:
David Thomas
Description:
Car parking in Llanbedr village hall (donation). An ideal Sunday morning stroll up a lonely lane and then onto the hills to the top of Table Mountain. A quick look down on Crickhowell and then a steep descent back to the Red Lion for hot soup and a roll and then walk or drive to Llangenny for walk 16.
 
Walk
12

Table Mountain, Crug Mawr and Sugar Loaf

Strenuous++ (FULLY BOOKED)

Starts:
9.00am
From:
CRiC, Beaufort St., Crickhowell (GR SO 218183)
Length:
7 hours / 15 miles
Leaders:
Cpl Rob Davies
Notes:
This walk is now fully booked
Description:
Only for the really fit and tough, this walk is led by the RAF Force Development Team and promises to be a test of endurance, fitness and toughness. You will be expected to demonstrate that you have the kit and experience to cope with this demanding trek. Good luck!
 
Walk
13

Chartist's Cave

Moderate

Starts:
10.00am
From:
Blaen-Onneu Car Park on B4560, south of Llangynidr (GR SO 157171)
Length:
3 hours / 6 miles
Leaders:
Dave & Shirley Gladwin
Description:
A walk on the undulating path across the limestone moor of Llangynidr Mountain to the well hidden Chartist�s Cave reputed to have been the meeting place for local Chartists in the 1830s and 1840s.
 
Walk
14

Landscape workshop walk

Easy

Starts:
10.00am
From:
Arts Alive, Old School, Brecon Rd., Crickhowell (GR SO 215189)
Length:
5 hours / Not far
Leaders:
Veronica Gibson
Description:
Meet at Arts Alive, followed by a walk with sketch book and/or digital camera during the morning to gather material.� Back to building for lunch and paint during afternoon using the morning's material.� The venue might be Coed Cefn - easily accessible.
 
Walk
15

Tiny Tots Walk

Easy

Starts:
2.00pm
From:
CRiC, Beaufort St., Crickhowell (GR SO 218183)
Length:
1 hour
Leaders:
Roz Paramor
Description:
Mums and Dads, toddlers, push chairs and prams can get together with cuddly toys for a stroll around Bullpit Meadow! Bring a teddy!
Walk
16

History & Archaeology of the Grwyney

Easy

Starts:
2.00pm
From:
Opposite Dragon's Head, Llangenny (GR SO 240179)
Length:
3 hour / 4 miles
Leaders:
Graham Makepeace
Description:
From the field opposite the Dragon�s Head pub car park (fee) - Golden Grove in Llangenny. Starting at Druid�s Altar walk around Glangrwyney and Llangenny and learn about the standing stones and water mills of the area from local historian, Dr Graham Makepeace.
 
Please note that a donation of about �3 is requested from all walkers to help cover the administration costs of the festival (this does not apply to Park Society Members on Park Society organised walks). This may be paid in advance using the Booking Form, or paid at Walk HQ in CRiC or to your Walk Leader at the start of your walk. 50p of each donation will go to the British Heart Foundation. Thank you.
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