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Fine little hill, Black Mountains outlier. Steepish at first but a straightforward and rewarding outing.

TP5648 - Rhiw Arw S6109 FB height 551.992m #959 Brecon Beacons National Park Trig Pillar List.

There are also plenty of picnic benches.

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Parking and entry to the Priory are free. The restroom at the back left is also free.

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Remains of the outbuildings

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Easy accent if climbing from the side of the national trust carpark. For a more challenging climb, accend from the opposite side.

Glorious heather and peat with 360 views if the weather is clear.

Grassy but steep path up.

Amazing views onto the Skirrid Mountain. Enjoy a drink in Wales' oldest pub at the foot of the Black Mountains

The last place to refuel before heading north up onto the Black Mountains. Local snacks, pastries & sandwiches

Amazing views onto the Skirrid. Refuel in Wales' oldest pub at the foot of the Black Mountains.

Great refill stop before heading up into the Black Mountains. Locally made snacks, pastries and sandwiches

Beautiful trail and a beautiful church

Great food and drink in one of the oldest inns in Wales. Great outdoor space. And a noose on the stairway for those that misbehave 😂

Visit the church yard and be sure to walk behind the church for fantastic views of the landscape

Great ancient pub 17th century or older. Nice to see the noose hanging in the old staircase. Great beer garden in the sun, very good food too😊

The crooked church of Cwmyoy is the starting point for a hike over Hatterrall Hill to the monastery ruins of Llanthony. Not only the church tower is crooked, but also the windows, walls and the floor, so it is essential to take a look inside the church.

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everyone who's been here knows this ..views are 360 and amazing. almost blown off the ridge on this occasion

This summit with beautiful views over the Black Mountains on the border between Wales and England, felt like the real start of the Beacon Way.

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Although you can barely walk about 2.5m above the surrounding land on this 12-century-old dike, you still get a nice picture of the area. For those walking the Beacons Way, this is a nice run-up to the hills of Brecon Beacon National Park.

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