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Fantastic area for hiking linking routes to mynydd Llangorse. Clear paths and bridal way. From here there is a fantastic decent for mountain biking into bwtch.

Just east of Brecon town is the beautiful, quaint hamlet of Llangorse, or Llangors. The village hosts the largest natural lake in Wales and is simply an outdoor adventure hub that offers a wide range of adventurous outdoor activities throughout the year. It is a very popular tourist destination at the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Mynydd Llangorse is a western outlier of the Black Mountains. The trig point stands at 1,660 feet (506 m) and offers great views south. The highest point on the ridge is further north, where you climb slightly to the true summit at 1,690 feet (515 m). If you aren't summiting as part of the Black Mountains round, you can run from which ever side is most convenient, there are loads of paths that bring you up to the north-south ridgeline trail.

Llangorse Lake is a gorgeous place and a fulcrum point for the start of many local activities and attractions in the area. The lakeside views are stunning, and the distant views of Pen-y-Fan are simply sublime. There is also ample parking, a great cafe, toilets, and a small shop on site.

Llangorse Lake (Llyn Syfaddon) is the largest natural lake in Mid-Wales. It is also one of the lakes around which mythical stories about the Afanc (a monster) are told. The island contains the only crannog in Wales. Research showed that the crannog, an artificial island made with oak beams, layers of stones and earth, was probably constructed in the 8th century.

Mynydd Llangorse is a great summit ridge standing between the Waun Fach mountains to the east and the higher Pen y Fan group to the west. It's a nice run from Llangorse Lake or Cwmdu and is also an outlier on the Black Mountain Round. The top is at 1,690 feet (515 m), but the trig point stands at the western end of the ridge at 1,660 feet (506 m).

Awesome views from the ridge line as you walk up or down from Mynydd Llangorse.

Llangorse Lake is a haven for wildlife. Look out for the elusive water vole and otter. You are more likely to see birds such as warblers, coots, swallows, swifts and large flocks of Canada geese.