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2025 Walk Programme TWF2025-233 Bwlch Three Peaks (Saturday)
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TWF2025-233 Bwlch Three Peaks (Saturday)

£10.00
TWF Walks and Events will be on-sale in early 2025

Walk #6 grading: 3 Boot

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From Buckland Hill we descend through Bwlch and we follow a path up onto an ancient ridge path along Cefn Moel with fine views of the Black Mountains, the Usk Valley and Llangorse Lake. We descend back to Cathedine and to visit the ruins of 13th century Castell Blaenllynfi. Our route then takes up an old Roman route up Allt yr Esgair whose summit is crowned by a bronze-age burial cairn and an iron-age camp. Some of the finest views of Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) can be enjoyed from this summit before we descend to the wooded slopes of the Allt, passing the ruin of enigmatic hunting lodge. Our route then takes us to Buckland Hill and the place where Tolkien holidayed and drew inspiration from the place names and landscapes for his books. We climb on a forestry track and then on to enjoy views down the Usk valley from our final peak on Buckland Hill before descending back to the starting point.

Sponsored by The Star Bunkhouse , Glanpant and Winnie's Hayloft

Maximum walking group size is 16 (+ leaders)

For safety reasons, the new booking process includes a pop-up window that requests the name, phone number and emergency contact details for each walker on each walk. Please ensure that pop-ups are allowed for the TWF website on your browser. See more details in the Website News.

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Walk #6 grading: 3 Boot

Sold Out!

From Buckland Hill we descend through Bwlch and we follow a path up onto an ancient ridge path along Cefn Moel with fine views of the Black Mountains, the Usk Valley and Llangorse Lake. We descend back to Cathedine and to visit the ruins of 13th century Castell Blaenllynfi. Our route then takes up an old Roman route up Allt yr Esgair whose summit is crowned by a bronze-age burial cairn and an iron-age camp. Some of the finest views of Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) can be enjoyed from this summit before we descend to the wooded slopes of the Allt, passing the ruin of enigmatic hunting lodge. Our route then takes us to Buckland Hill and the place where Tolkien holidayed and drew inspiration from the place names and landscapes for his books. We climb on a forestry track and then on to enjoy views down the Usk valley from our final peak on Buckland Hill before descending back to the starting point.

Sponsored by The Star Bunkhouse , Glanpant and Winnie's Hayloft

Maximum walking group size is 16 (+ leaders)

For safety reasons, the new booking process includes a pop-up window that requests the name, phone number and emergency contact details for each walker on each walk. Please ensure that pop-ups are allowed for the TWF website on your browser. See more details in the Website News.

Walk #6 grading: 3 Boot

Sold Out!

From Buckland Hill we descend through Bwlch and we follow a path up onto an ancient ridge path along Cefn Moel with fine views of the Black Mountains, the Usk Valley and Llangorse Lake. We descend back to Cathedine and to visit the ruins of 13th century Castell Blaenllynfi. Our route then takes up an old Roman route up Allt yr Esgair whose summit is crowned by a bronze-age burial cairn and an iron-age camp. Some of the finest views of Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) can be enjoyed from this summit before we descend to the wooded slopes of the Allt, passing the ruin of enigmatic hunting lodge. Our route then takes us to Buckland Hill and the place where Tolkien holidayed and drew inspiration from the place names and landscapes for his books. We climb on a forestry track and then on to enjoy views down the Usk valley from our final peak on Buckland Hill before descending back to the starting point.

Sponsored by The Star Bunkhouse , Glanpant and Winnie's Hayloft

Maximum walking group size is 16 (+ leaders)

For safety reasons, the new booking process includes a pop-up window that requests the name, phone number and emergency contact details for each walker on each walk. Please ensure that pop-ups are allowed for the TWF website on your browser. See more details in the Website News.

Starting Point: Bwlch Aire (Buckland Hill), LD3 7HX


Download the what3words app on your phone, and use the following 3-word address which will take you to the exact 3x3 metre square where this walk will start - click links to open:

///motive.guideline.backward

Start Time: 10.00

End Time: 17.30

Time: 7.5 hrs

Distance: 16.2 km / 10.1 miles

Ascent: 620 m / 2034 ft

Leaders: Emma Harrison & Mark Davis

Packed Lunch: Bring Your Own

Parking: Free, camping field parking off Buckland Hill (Composting toilet available next to parking area in camping field)


Alternatively, here is the Map Grid Reference for the walk start location:

SO 1466 2203

Walk Leaders: Mark Davis & Emma Harrison

Buckland Hill, Bwlch - click map to open

 

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