Guided Mountain Walks In South Wales
Discover the beauty and diversity of South Wales with a guided mountain walk that combines stunning scenery, invigorating exercise, and the opportunity to connect with nature. South Wales is a walker’s paradise, with iconic peaks such as Pen Y Fan, Corn Du, Fan y Big, Cribyn, Waun Rydd, Fan Fawr, and Fan Brycheiniog. Each offers unique experiences and breathtaking views across the Brecon Beacons National Park
Why Choose a Guided Walk?
A guided walk is the perfect way to safely and confidently explore the mountains while benefiting from local knowledge about the countryside and culture. Whether you're looking for a gentle walk or more challenging trails, our experienced guides tailor the pace and distance to suit your group. They also provide insights into the nature reserves, walking routes, and coastal paths that make South Wales such a popular destination.
Iconic Peaks of South Wales
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Pen Y Fan: The highest peak in the Brecon Beacons, known for its panoramic views and well-maintained trails.
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Corn Du: A neighboring peak with equally stunning scenery and dramatic edges.
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Fan y Big: Famous for its "diving board" rock and impressive viewpoints.
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Cribyn: A rugged summit with rewarding vistas for those willing to make the effort.
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Waun Rydd: Perfect for those looking to explore quieter corners of the national park.
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Fan Fawr: A great example of South Wales’ wilder landscapes, ideal for adventurous walkers.
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Fan Brycheiniog: Found on the southern fringe, this peak is rich in history and natural beauty.
How Long Are Our Walks?
Our walks are 4-6 hours long. This includes meeting the Guide, and listening to the brief on where we will be going and what we will be seeing. Your guide will tailor the pace and difficulty of your trip to your ability. You will get at least 4 hours walking on your chosen route.
Where Will We Go Walking?
We have a range of different walking routes we can guide you on. From all the mountains in Brecon Beacons to coastal walks in the Gower or the 4 waterfalls in South Wales. Wherever your heart desires to go exploring, we can guide you there.
What Do We Provide?
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Guide
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Compass
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Walking Route
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Confidence and Safety
What Do You Need To Bring?
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Waterproof clothes - just in case it rains
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Warm clothes - just in case you get cold
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Lunch - we will be out all day and stop for breaks
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Water - to keep you hydrated
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Walking Boots - to support your feet over mixed terrain
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Health and Fitness Benefits
Walking in the national park is more than just an outdoor adventure—it’s an opportunity to boost your health and well-being. The combination of exercise, fresh air, and the serene beauty of nature helps lift your mood, improve fitness, and provide a sense of accomplishment. Guided walks are suitable for families, children, and all levels of walkers, making them an inclusive way to stay active while enjoying quality time together.
A Walk for Every Mood
Whether you're looking for a group hike to meet fellow ramblers, a programme of walks to improve your fitness, or a peaceful stroll to reflect and unwind, there’s something for everyone. South Wales’ variety of trails, from mountain paths to coastal paths, ensures you’ll find the right fit for your mood and goals.
Practical Details
Guided walks are thoughtfully coordinated to accommodate all skill levels and age groups. Bring comfortable walking gear and sturdy shoes, as well as any snacks or water you'll need for the day. Our guides handle the route, pace, and any challenges that arise, so you can relax and enjoy the experience. We also provide details on nearby towns, car parks, and links to public travel options for added convenience.
How to Join
Ready to step into the great outdoors and explore the best of South Wales? Contact us today to learn more about how to join a guided walking experience. We aim to make these walks accessible to all, with plenty of opportunities to connect with nature.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of South Wales, where every step brings you closer to the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park.