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This structure is one of the largest canal aqueducts ever built in South Wales. Its four stone arches carry the Brecknock and Abergavenny Canal (later the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal) across the Usk to enable boats to reach Brecon, on the north side of the river Brynich aqueduct was one of the last sections of the canal to be completed to take the canal into Brecon in 1801. The structure was designed by Thomas Dadford Junior and built by local contractors. The aqueduct is at right angles to the river, reducing its length to the minimum possible. This means that the canal, running parallel to the river, has to turn sharply on both approaches.

The tramroad originally carried coal from the Rhymney Valley into mid-Wales, and limestone from local quarries to the Brecon to Monmouth canal for onward refinement. to be used for agricultural improvement. Today, it is simply a local gem of a connecting route for bikers, runners, and hikers as a well-used public right of way. Its high hedgerows are also a natural wildlife corridor.

Brynich Lock and its scenic gatekeeper cottage is situated adjacent to the river bridge over the River Usk near Llanfrynach. It is a super lovely place in a lovely tranquil setting. It was built in 1800 because the section of canal that crosses the River Usk here on the nearby aqueduct is lower than the last stretch of water going into Brecon. It is just a nice place to sit for a while to watch the lock being put to use with the coming and going of the barges.

Talybont-on-Usk is a charming village in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, and over the last ten years, it has become a dynamic adventure village, a veritable hub of the local tourism industry. It has a campsite, several excellent pubs, a great local shop/cafe and the gorgeous Brecon to Monmouth canal running through the centre of it. There are a number of local walks and hikes you can do from here.

The little hamlet of Pencelli is a delightful and charming place. You will find a lot of canal barges moored here, as it is a prime stopping point due to the fact that the ‘The Royal Oak’ pub brings people in from miles around. There is also a turning point here for the canal barges, and this makes it a popular get in & out point for kayakers and paddle boarders. It is simply a charming place to stop for a while, have a drink or a coffee, and watch the world go by!

You can take boat trips from here to explore brecon canal. 😍

The Bryn is the stepping stone hill for the central range when you are coming up from Llanfrynach. It has grand views of the long footpath towards Waun Rydd and onwards towards Cribyn and Pen y Fan. The views down onto the Usk Valley are superb.

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.