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A remnant of Merthyr's past. This bridge carried a railway line that either took you through a tunnel to Aberdare or sent you north towards Cefn Coed and on to Brecon via Torpantau. Under the bridge was the Merthyr to Cardiff Glamorganshire canal which carried the produce of Cyfarthfa iron works to the ports of Cardiff which was then shipped all over the world.

Lovely path to ride on. A gentle incline and suitable for most abilities

Good ride

Great views nice ride

Some gates are pain to get the bike through loud easy turn handapbares lift front wheel

better in the daytime but well lit at night.

the lower reservoir has a nice flat road next to it, a welcome relief after the lumpy roads that lead to it from either direction.

Great views and a very large plug hole at the end of the Dam

A wooden drawbridge carried the road over the canal and was replaced by a fixed bridge after navigation on the canal ceased in the 1930s. Before the canal reopened to boats in 1970, a steel drawbridge with an electric operating mechanism was installed. There are four other drawbridges along the canal to the west. They are for farmers to access fields and are less elaborate than the one at Talybont. Drawbridges saved the canal company the expense of building stone bridges over the canal at these locations.

This is a nice stone bridge along the cyclepath just outside Merthyr Tydfil which makes a pretty spot to stop and take a picture.

This reservoir is located in the breathtaking Brecon Beacons of Wales. It is part of a series of reservoirs within the Taff Fechan Valley and was constructed between 1923 and 1927 to supply water to the South Wales Valleys and Cardiff. It's a gorgeous location to enjoy some time out in nature and features walking trails, woodland and lovely surrounding views.

Tin Bridge

Talybont Reservoir is a great asset to the local scenery and is easy on the eye. It is surrounded by hiking and biking trails, but it is disappointing that this big water source can't be used for water recreation purposes.

Along with some magnificent views the end place Goytre Wharf definitely worth visiting

Fantastic area, if it’s gravel your after some of the fire roads around here are absolutely amazing with stunning views 👌

Take it easy, take in the countryside!

http://www.ruperra.org.uk/

http://www.ruperra.org.uk/

Coed Craig Ruperra is what is known as a Planted Ancient Woodland Site (PAWS). These sites are classified as woods which were originally included on registers as far back as the 1600s, and which have been felled and replanted, usually with conifer, most often as a cash crop.  PAWS woodlands usually start out as Ancient Semi-Natural Woodland (ASNW), but their native trees have been replaced, usually by non-native conifers. 

Coed Craig Ruperra is what is known as a Planted Ancient Woodland Site (PAWS). These sites are classified as woods which were originally included on registers as far back as the 1600s, and which have been felled and replanted, usually with conifer, most often as a cash crop.  PAWS woodlands usually start out as Ancient Semi-Natural Woodland (ASNW), but their native trees have been replaced, usually by non-native conifers.