Οι καλύτερες πεζοπορίες από στάσεις λεωφορείων Brecon

St. Mary's Church with café in the heart of Brecon

ideal for cycling, road bike would do it although gravel/mtb would be more comfortable. very popular with walkers so be aware

This structure is one of the largest canal aqueducts ever built in South Wales. Its four stone arches carry the Brecknock and Abergavenny Canal (later the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal) across the Usk to enable boats to reach Brecon, on the north side of the river Brynich aqueduct was one of the last sections of the canal to be completed to take the canal into Brecon in 1801. The structure was designed by Thomas Dadford Junior and built by local contractors. The aqueduct is at right angles to the river, reducing its length to the minimum possible. This means that the canal, running parallel to the river, has to turn sharply on both approaches.

Beautiful views of Brecon town and the Brecon Beacons from impressive Pen y Crug iron-age hillfort

Amazing views of Brecon town and Brecon Beacons

Moderate trail depending on the distance, plenty to explore

Amazing views all around

There is a steady climb covering 140m of incline from Maen-du Well to the top of Pen-y-Crug. Grade Moderate. Trails can become slippery due to adverse weather conditions. Please take extra care when walking.