머시르 타이드필 주변 최고의 등산 경로

This is the col between Corn Du and Craig Gwaun Taf. Not only is it a fine viewpoint, but it is also the parting of the ways. Turn right at the marker stone you will follow the crowds down to the Storey Arms, turn left to Craig Gwaun Taf and you arfe likely to have the airy path all to yourself.

This is the ridge route to Pen y Fan from the north. A fine route that steepens sharply near the top.

A strenuous, circular and straight forward up and down routes to theses mountain walks all on well-made footpaths to the summit of Pen y Fan and Corn Du in the Brecon Beacons. If weather permits, you can enjoy views of the town of Brecon and on a good day, the summit of Cadair Idris. A moderate climb with steep steps near the summit. Dogs should be kept on close lead. Uneven surface and narrow paths throughout the trail.

Gap Road. This was the first track to enable horse-drawn carriages to cross the mountain range. It's thought to be a Roman road, although no archaeological evidence has been found as yet. This section is usually used in hiking, mountaineering, biking ultra runners rewards with amazing views of the national park. Recommend parking at the Upper Neuadd.

The highest peak in south wales and still a very easy one to reach with a short walk up the too straight and too perfect path from the parking. The view is well worth it and if you choose an exotic time or less good weather it is even relatively quiet up here. National Trust put a sign on top of th cairn which is the standard selfie spot here now - gives a bit mixed feelings as the cairn is an ancient burial site.

Only sligthly lower tha Pen y Fan and close to the 'bigger brother' these two peaks can ideally be combined. From a distance even a bit easier to recognize due to the pronounces plateau on top.

Short connection between the two tops with some extra height metres, but no diificult path.

The Diving Board on Fan y Big is one of the most photographed locations in the Brecon Beacons. The views over towards Cribyn and Pen Y Fan are super good, as are the views down towards the Gap. It is great to come up here on a winter weekday, when it is a bit quieter too. It is also a very popular spot for your sunrise and sunset shots. It is easier than it looks to get here, and it doesn't matter which way you come up; the effort is absolutely well worth it.