쉬운 Cray 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

If this bridge wasn't there, it would be a long way round!

Quite a tricky path. Easier up than down I reckon. I did it with a wonky arm so don’t worry too much.

Busy car park and £6 a day parking.

One of the best trails to explore, everything from waterfalls to amazing sceneries. Good footwear is a must .

As well as the caves, here you have Porth yr Ogof car park, or Cwm Porth car park, to give it its proper name. It's one of the better car parks, with toilets and a small shop. On most days there is also hot food and drinks available. The famous Four Waterfalls walk also starts from here. This is a spectacular walk, and each waterfall is great in its own way. They are Sgwd Clun-Gwyn, Sgwd Isaf Clun-Gwyn, Sgwd y Pannwr, and Sgwd yr Eira.

This footbridge across the Afon Mellte is located just north of Sgwd Clun Gwyn. The bridge is located on the connector trail leading from Porth Yr Ogof car park to the Four Falls Trail. This is a nice, easy, and very popular walk.

Ahhhh Llyn Y Fan Fawr, this glaciated lake is about the nicest place you can be on a hot summers day or even a cold winter's morning. It has been central to my working life in the hills for nearly forty years. It is just so perfectly locacted and makes for a good check point with groups, a rest spot, a camping spot and a perfect wild swimming spot on a hot day. Don't listen to the naysayers, this has been an iconic wild swimming spot for eons. Apart from that it will be a tad cold, it is just about one of the best swim spots in the Brecon Beacons.

PLEASE NOTE Large section on the western edge is CLOSED see map section in the photos of this highlight (or view my walk on my profile), I've circled the closed segment. It may become open! But just in case you end up walking around in circles, like me 😂🙈