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Tel: 01874 754247
e-mail: info@wyeknotstop.co.uk
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The Brecon Beacons National Park is one of 15 national parks in the UK.
Originally created in 1957, it includes the highest mountains in southern Britain with Pen Y Fan being the highest peak.
With a wonderful diverse landscape it offers walkers, cyclists, canoeists, cavers and sightseers endless possibilities.
The park can be split into 4 distinctive areas: 1. The Black Mountains in the east; 2. The Brecon Beacons in the centre; 3. Fforest Fawr/The Black Mountain in the west; 4. The Waterfalls District in the south.
The western half of the National Park gained European and Global Geopark status in 2005.
In 2013, the national park gained a prestigious accolade by becoming a Dark Sky Reserve,
which means we have great skies for star gazing. There are only 4 reserves in the
world that have this accolade.
USEFUL LINKS:
Brecon Beacons National Park (A Dark Sky Reserve)
Brecon Beacons National Park Map
The map above shows the entire area of the National Park. A number of thumbnail images have been placed on this map to show you the wonderful variety of scenery the National Park has to offer. Hover over the small thumbnail images to show the larger pictures.
You can click the ‘Download Map’ link in the top left hand corner of the map to get a full sized map.
| Brecon Beacons National Park |
| The Wye Valley |
| The Elan Valley |
| Brecon |
| Hay on Wye |
| Abergavenny |
| Crickhowell |
| Llanwrtyd Wells |
| Walking Routes |