WALK 66 - Llanbedr Horseshoe - round the clock - Saturday 15th March
The Grwyne Fechan valley rim makes a great Black Mountains challenge walk
The Grwyne Fechan valley rim makes a great Black Mountains challenge walk
The Grwyne Fechan valley rim makes a great Black Mountains challenge walk
WALK DETAILS
Meeting Point: Llanbedr Village Hall NP8 1SR
Grid Ref: SO 239204
What3Words: resist.iteration.kingpin
Time: 08:30 to 17:00
Distance: 17 miles ( 27.2 km )
Ascent: 3300 ft ( 1006 m )
Leader: Kerry Crosfield
The Llanbedr Horseshoe is one of the great challenge walks in the Black Mountains. From the village of Llanbedr it starts with a stiff climb up to Crug Hywel (Table Mountain) and then on up to Pen Cerrig-calch. A respite from climbing for a while as the route takes us to Pen Allt-mawr and a drop down to level moorland to Mynydd Llysiau, where we start to climb to the highest point, Waun Fach (811m). Now we head south to Pen y Gadair Fawr and eventually Crug Mawr, before descending to Llanbedr across the Grwyne Fechan river.
DIRECTIONS TO START
From CRiC take the A40 towards Brecon. Just after the Shell petrol station turn right up Llanbedr Road. Keep on at the top of the hill and turn right after about 1 mile into the village of Llanbedr. The hall is on your right part way through the village.
There is a charge of £3/car to be paid in cash (only) by putting it in the honesty box (location to be confirmed). Please bring the correct change.