South Wales is a broad region of Wales which spans from the Bristol Channel and the border of England in the east, mid-Wales to the north and to the Welsh coast in the west. South Wales is the most...
Category: Wales
Top Spots For Winter Camping In Wales (And What To Bring With You)
Guest post by the RSPB Have you ever considered a camping getaway to Wales in the depths of winter? Take the step and embrace your sense of adventure (without all the crowds). Cold? Of course! But...
Waun Rydd And The Wellington Bomber Memorial Hike, Brecon Beacons
Waun Rydd is a peak in the central Brecon Beacons. On its western flank there is a memorial dedicated to the Canadian crew of a Wellington Bomber which tragically crashed into the mountainside during...
The Elidir Trail is one of the finest walking trails of Waterfall Country in the Brecon Beacons. There are four official waterfalls to marvel at on a walk along the Elidir Trail, along with multiple...
The Blorenge is a mountain in the southeastern corner of the Brecon Beacons which overlooks the River Usk. From the summit of the Blorenge, walkers can enjoy stunning views of the Black Mountains,...
The tiny British country of Wales is an Instagrammer's dream with photo opportunities around every corner. Two of the national parks offer mesmerising mountainous vistas whilst the third national...
