Updated:24/09/2024 13:43:55
Updated:24/09/2024 13:43:55
2023 Walks in reverse order
"Short walk starting at 1015AM and aperitifs at 1PM. Two and four mile options; both taking in Elan Valley Recreational Path, Community Wood - The Prysg, Farmland; 4 mile option takes in section of Wye Valley Walk. Then walking to The Elan Hotel (NOT the Elan Valley Hotel)"
Start Point:200 SN 966679
What 3 words:sunflower.linked.aspect
Conditions:START AT 1015!!!!! Sorry but it is now too late to book a meal but you are still welcome to walk if you would like to!
As we have to catch the bus back to Glasbury at 2.30pm I would like to suggest that we start from Erwood Station / Craft Centre at either 10am or 9.45am. Just remember bus passes will be required for the return Journey.
Start Point:Map 188 SO075454
What 3 words:strutting.breakfast.sheep
Conditions:"7.8 miles Apart from gaining about 150 feet of elevation right at the start of the walk, followed by a similar descent it will be a very flat walk along the banks of the river. There will be a few muddy stretches, but I was pleasently surprised by the underfoot conditions on Saturday. It is mainly on tracks and grassland, but there is a short piece of tarmac right at the start, another short piece either side of Llansteffan Bridge and quite a long stretch from the water works in to Llyswen and up to the old Recory and a final piece in Broughrood Brest."
Leader:Gareth Jones 01982 560431
Parking just after church in Lingen on your right
Start Point:Map 201 SO365671
What 3 words:awoke.clips.being
Conditions:"8 miles , a lovely varied walk through lots of small woods . A long but gradual incline to Harley�s mountain , some muddy bits , a very wobbly bridge ( avoided by fording stream ) and some uphill lane walking. A very lovely walk !"
Leader:"Gwawr, Lizzie 01597 851476"
Parking at Penpont Tearooms lower car park
Start Point:Map 200 SN915674
What 3 words:slipped.tailors.proclaims
Conditions:"Approx. 8.5 miles The walk is mainly on high open hills in the Elan Valley but also includes some oak woodland. There is one longish climb with one or two steep sections plus a long, very steep descent on a narrow gravelly track amongst the heather. Otherwise it is the usual up and down. It is also very wet and boggy in places. All this does make it a fairly demanding walk but please don't be put off - the views are magnificent and there are very nice spots for coffee and lunch! Unfortunately, the Penpont tearooms are not open on a Wednesday so no tea and cake there at the end of the walk I'm afraid."
Leader:Nick Tuffnell 01597 851476
"A Cwmhir Community Heritage walk, starting from the village hall in Abbey Cwm Hir. Some of the walk is on Glyndwr�s Way."
Start Point:Map 200 SO053711
What 3 words:smiling.kingpin.president
Conditions:" 7.2 miles over varied terrain, some road walking. It�s likely to be muddy and slippery in places, but the views are stunning. There is one steepish ascent in the morning and one other in the afternoon."
Leader:"Cheryl Davies, Janet Morgan & Chris Smith 01597 860715"
Casob lies on a no through road off the B4357 to the south of Whitton and west of Presteigne. There is limited parking for about six cars so share if possible.
Start Point:Map 201 Grid Ref :SO249653
What 3 words:tortoises.coached.tacky
Conditions:7 miles largely on tracks with some quiet roads and footpaths. There no stiles.. There are two steady ascents in quite hilly country.
Leader:Alan Fay 01982 551808 07510 900240
Parking on the roadside near the board telling people to keep their dogs on a lead! A wander around the Begwns keeping mainly to its edges. Lovely views in good weather.
Start Point:" SO 162 442,"
What 3 words:bought.ecologist.count
Conditions:"Approx 6.75 miles. Reasonable going underfoot, but likely to be wet & muddy in parts. No huge ascents but definitely not flat. 688ft of ascent."
Leader:Geraldine King 01597 822512
Parking at roadside in Llanddewi. Loads of space opposite the tree climbing Billy Goat Gruff. Country ramble over to Dolau station for lunch using green and sunken lanes. Goof views in the afternoon of distant places.
Start Point:Map 200 SO 10853 68918
What 3 words:predict.afraid.vine
Conditions:"Conditions:8 Miles. In the morning we follow old tracks which can be a touch muddy on a wet day. Dolau station is a great place for lunch; it also has a small indoor waiting room if it is raining although it isn�t very big so we may have to draw lots on who goes inside. More hilly in the afternoon with some tarmac walking, the last bit of which is downhill back to the cars."
Leader:Graham Taylor 07719001655 or 01597811371
Start on top of Llandeilo Hill and it will be a bit of a meader around the Hill with Coffee at Twm Tobacco's grave (most likely) and then walking back to go around Aberedw Rocks and back to the start.
Start Point:Map 188 SO108457
What 3 words:obtain.solids.sweetened
Conditions:"Between 6.5 and 7.5 miles in length depending on the overhead weather conditions, but at the moment I am hopeful. The ground was a little damp on the weekend but hopefully it has dried up a little but gaiters or similar will be needed to keep the bottom of trousers dry. Quite gentle but there will be a gradual up hill stretch after lunch as we make our way back to the cars after lunch."
Leader:Gareth Jones 01982 560431
Parking at Bannau Brycheiniog Visitor Centre near Libanus ( parking charge �3). Circling around Cwm Camlais and taking in Cefn Lechid. Superb views of the Beacons on a good day.
Start Point:Map 160 SN978 263
What 3 words:fragments.spider.condense
Conditions:8 Miles. Much of the walk is on common land with great views of the Beacons on a good day. Some lovely old paths and tracks. One steep climb up to Cefn Llechid which is certainly worth it in good weather. Another slightly less steep climb on road and rather rough track. A couple of descents on rocky paths which could be slippery if wet. Likelihood of mud after rain. Approx 1.75 miles on quiet lanes. Ascent is 1177ft. Opportunity for tea/coffee/cake at the Cafe afterwards.
Leader:Peter Loughran 01597 822512
Start point - normal car park near the public toilets in Aberystwyth. We will be recognising Terry�s love for the coastal path by following a flat bit for 2 miles or so incorporating a walk the promenade to the base of the cliff railway. Then there are 2 options - walk up Constitution Hill or catch the cliff railway. �6 single or �7 return. We are planning to scatter Terry�s ashes at the top. Then there are another 2 options - go down on the train/path or enjoy a really pleasant walk on top of the hill and then descend past the golf course back to the cars.
Start Point:Map 213 SN 58808 81146
What 3 words:booms.handbook.roadways
Conditions:5.25 miles for those walking all the way. Hard surface and level for the first part of the walk. Steep path up constitution hill unless taking the train. Well established tracks and minor inclines after that.
Leader:Graham Taylor 07719001655 or 01597811371
"Parking after gate and some unmade road. From Llandod, take A488 to Monaughty. Take left after layby onto B4356. Turn right in llangunllo to follow signs to Llangynllo station. Take second left 1/2M after station. Follow road 1M to gate and then 200Yds unmade road. Walking along Glyndwr's Way, branching off and rejoining it on the way back. Good views and open heathland. You should be able to see more details on the OS Map link."
Start Point:Map 214 SO 19264 74715
What 3 words:issue.handyman.latter
Conditions:6.8 Miles. Fairly easy apart from two ascents and one descent. Due to a blockage across a bridal way we will have to cross a stream. In August it was shallow but after heavy rain you may need plastic bags on your legs!
Leader:Peter Balfour 01597 829621 and Jon Hodges
"We are able to get in to the hall at 6.00pm in order to set out the food etc and we hope to start the meeting at 6.30. We would be grateful if you could email me to let me know if you intend to bring something savoury or intend to bring a dessert. We have included under �Election of officers� a post of vice chairman, to which we hope you will give some thought. We are planning on having a collection box in Terry�s name if anyone would like to make a donation. Any money raised will be sent to a dementia charity."
Start Point:
What 3 words:struck.bitter.salary
Conditions:
Leader:Cheryl 01597 502350
Parking is in the lay by on the road to Claerwen reservoir. Splendid walk up to the highest point in the Elan Valley which affords great views in all directions on a good day. It is a gradual climb on a well-established path on the way up. The start of the route down is on rougher ground but this turns into a more established track passing waterfalls and old mine workings.
Start Point:Map 200 SN 900 616
What 3 words:oldest.stooping.spray
Conditions:8.28 miles and there is 1500ft of ascent. Stile free. Good paths for most of the way and some very light yomping. Couple of small streams to ford.
Leader:Graham Taylor 07719001655 or 01597811371
"Parking on road between Bwlch y Sarnau and LLaethdy by disused quarry. Walk includes :- Forestry, Castle Bank, Moel Dod, former settlement of New Well. Great views of Ithon Valley."
Start Point:Map 214 SO 050 773
What 3 words:rates.they.frail
Conditions:"7 Miles Slopes not climbs, easy walking."
Leader:Jill Willey 01597 811373 07594 443459
"Parking is in the lane lay-by on the edge of Pencelli. We then walk up a quiet country road to St Meugan church, Llanfeugan, before heading off over fields and open land to the cairn on Pen y Bryn."
Start Point:edge of OL12/13 SO 095 248
What 3 words:promoting.unstable.hours
Conditions:7 miles. Mainly uphill for about three miles. From the top it is down hill all the way across open land and woods back to the cars.
Leader:Dave Briggs 01497 842711 07926 261709
"Parking in Theatre Brecheiniog car park (�3.80 cash) A lovely flat walk from Brecon along the Canal. Some minor road walking to Llanfrynach, and farmland with views of the Beacons. Return by River Usk - look out for Kingfishers!"
Start Point:Map 160 SO046282
What 3 words:distorts.enthused.reservoir
Conditions:7.5 miles with 200-300ft of ascent.
Leader:"Cheryl, Lizzie, Geraldine & Gwawr 01597 502350"
Parking in pay and display car park or road by Recreation Ground. The walk will start from the pay and display car park in Kington. We will follow the steep Offa�s Dyke path up to Kington Golf Course and then on to the top of Herrock Hill. There will be lovely views on a clear day. We then head back to Kington via Bradnor Hill.
Start Point:Map 201 295 565
What 3 words:glorified.form.generals
Conditions:"7 miles, a couple of steep climbs, good paths, farmland, some dodgy stiles, lovely views."
Leader:Janet Morgan & Chris Smith 01597 860715 & Cheryl Davies
"From Glasbury to Hay on Wye, starting and finishing on the Wye Valley Walk. Our route takes in Maesyronnen Chapel, Cilcenni Dingle, Bryn yr Hydd Common, and Llowes. 956ft of Ascent. We'll be catching the T14 bus from the stop by the main Hay car park. Bus time is 10.15am so make sure you are parked, and kitted up in good time - and don't forget bus passes! �4 parking charge in the main car park."
Start Point:Map 161 SO 229422
What 3 words:stardom.slept.retail
Conditions:"7.5 miles. 950ft of ascent. There is quite a lot of farmland, and some lane walking. We did encounter cattle in 3 fields, but they may well be moved by the time we do the walk. They didn't cause us any problem. Some stiles, and ascents, but good views to the Black Mountains. Cilcenni Dingle has an unfinished bridge across the stream with no steps at the far end, but it is possible to get down. Also a fallen tree across the path down into the dingle, but again it is possible to bypass. Some lovely wooded bits, and we end up walking by the river Wye. Plenty of opportunity of tea/coffee/cakes in Hay - If it's a hot day, Shepherd do lovely ice creams."
Leader:Geraldine King 01597 822512
Parking for the walk is in the free large car park in Talgarth. This short walk takes us to the Bronllys Castle site via a series of footpath and returns to the car park. We then will drive to Llyswen for lunch. Parking will need to be on the street in the village as the restaurant has very few off road parking spaces. Please let Graham (grahamctaylor@outlook.com) know if you are coming and what you would like for lunch from the menu at the link below.
Start Point:Map 188 SO 15270 33708
What 3 words:standards.dramatic.armed
Conditions:4 miles mainly on level ground. Good paths for most of the way and some streams to cross. Best to wear trousers as there is a section with thistles!
Leader:Graham Taylor 07719001655 or 01597811371
Circular from the lake out to Disserth . Walk 11 in the archives
Start Point:200/SO-062606
What 3 words:stands.slimming.perfectly
Conditions:Approximately 6 miles. Reasonably level a few stiles and some road work.
Leader:Alan Fay 01982 551808 07510 900240
Lollipop walk to discover a secret waterfall near Garreg ddu reservoir and explore the deserted lead mines a little further on. Return via a steep path out of a wonderful valley affording great views of the waterfalls in a large stream that flows into the reservoir. This walk replaced the scheduled walk due to threat of thunderstorms.
Start Point:
Conditions:8 miles
Leader:Graham Taylor 07719001655 or 01597811371
Parking is in the lay by on the road to Claerwen reservoir. Splendid walk up to the highest point in the Elan Valley which affords great views in all directions on a good day. It is a gradual climb on a well-established path on the way up. The start of the route down is on rougher ground but this turns into a more established track passing waterfalls and old mine workings.
Start Point:Map 200 SN 900 616
What 3 words:oldest.stooping.spray
Conditions:8.28 miles and there is 1500ft of ascent. Stile free. Good paths for most of the way and some very light yomping. Couple of small streams to ford.
Leader:Graham Taylor 07719001655 or 01597811371
"Walk from Llynheilyn, near Llanfiangel-nant-Melan. Parking by the lake- see map"
Start Point:Map 200 SO 165 581
What 3 words:cowboy.wagers.dunk
Conditions:"Moderate 7 miles mainly on tracks and there are no very steep climbs, but it will be wet and muddy in parts."
Leader:Alan Austin 01597 811051 07791 775612
Parking is on the verge by the crossroads on the edge of Felindre (and on the road in the village if necessary). Please share cars where possible to reduce the number of vehicles.
Start Point:Map 214 SO168813
What 3 words:technical.dined.audio
Conditions:8 miles Old drovers' roads/tracks in rolling open countryside. There are three climbs on the walk. They are not especially steep but do require a bit of effort!
Leader:Nick Tuffnell 01597 851476
Start at Offa's Dyke Visitor Centre (SO 284725).
Start Point:SO 284725
What 3 words:posed.structure.scrub
Conditions:"8 miles 1500ft of ascent. Steep ascent out of Knighton via Golf Course. There are 2 sustained ascents and there's no reasonable short cut. However, there is a lovely dingle near the end."
Leader:Peter Loughran 01597 822512
Starting in Aberedw by the phone box. The middle of the walk will be over the lovely Aberedw Hill and we will have some lovely views over Builth and the Wye Valley.
Start Point:Map 188 SO081473
What 3 words:tentacles.pulp.item
Conditions:7.5 miles in length and will start with around a mile of up hill during which we will climb up by around 175 meters with a further 75 meters of climbing over the following couple of miles. Currently the first half mile is steep but I am also going to look at a much gentler route.
Leader:Gareth Jones 01982 560431
Parking is in the lay by opposite St Padarns Church. A walk for bridge lovers - the route goes over and under a wide range of bridges. Good views and an opportunity to explore the areas around the two settlements of Crossgates and Penybont.
Start Point:Map 200 SO 087 642
What 3 words: midwinter.terribly.nasal
Conditions:Conditions: 7 miles and there is 870ft of ascent. There aren�t any steep climbs but there are a couple of tricky stiles and obstacles to negotiate. There a couple of stretches on tarmac but otherwise the conditions underfoot are good.
Leader:Graham Taylor 07719001655 or 01597811371
58 Bus from Builth Wells 11.25 to Newbridge. Road walk on minor road to Brynwern to avoid the B4358 then link with Wye Valley walk.
Start Point:188 SO041510
What 3 words:professed.kipper.cared
Conditions:Several types of woodland to explore and only the odd stile! Well...you will have had your coffee then before boarding the bus... Be in good time to avoid parking on the Groe and come with BUS PASS !
Leader:Alan Fay 01982 551808 07510 900240
Parking opposite the telephone box. After crossing the road the walk progresses up the left of the river to the dam. Then over the river bridge and down the other side. There are toilets! Then up a short steep path over the hill and down towards the chapel then right up and over and down to the cars. Views of the dam and reservoirs.
Start Point:Map 200 SN900616
What 3 words:oldest.stooping.spray
Conditions:6 miles. 10 minutes of road. No stiles. The first part is rocky track which could have large deep puddles which have to be circumnavigated. One short steep bit and a long descent.
Leader:Peter Balfour 01597 829621 and Jon Hodges
"Parking is in the village hall. Good views of the Black Mountains and Beacons if the weather is fine. There is a possibility, if people wanted to do a shorter version, of walking back on the road into Brilley from Brilley Mountain. This would be about 5.5 miles."
Start Point:201 SO 262 498
What 3 words:reset.passion.fills
Conditions:"8 miles and there is 874ft of ascent. Nothing particularly steep. There are a lot of stiles, a few of which are not good. The walk is largely on farmland and some lanes"
Leader:Geraldine King 01597 822512
"We�re planning on catching the 512 out of Aberystwyth at 11.00am. There is long term parking in the car park on Park Avenue where we usually park. Unfortunately the cost has gone up to �6.00, but hopefully we�ll all be car sharing so it won�t be too bad."
Start Point:Map 213 SN587811
What 3 words:toddler.renovated.prune
Conditions:"Conditions:6 Miles. A typical coastal path I suppose, with quite a lot of ups and downs to the beach. It�s not hard though"
Leader:"Cheryl, Lizzie, Geraldine & Gwawr 01597 502350"
Parking is by the roadside 100 metres above the Brecon Cathedral. There is a long strip of free car parking spaces. The walk starts with a lovely walk through the forest near the cathedral and then climbs up to the fort affording spectacular views of Pen y Fan and surrounding mountains. Then it�s down to the Clarence Pub in the Watton in Brecon for lunch.
Start Point:Map OL12 SO 043 292
What 3 words:pockets.recital.correctly
Conditions:Conditions:4 miles and there is 844ft of ascent. There is an option for an even shorter walk of about 2 miles. There are a few stiles and conditions underfoot are mainly good.NB please let Graham know if you will be coming so that he can let the pub know how many of us will be there - Grahamctaylor@outlook.com
Leader:Graham Taylor 07719001655 or 01597811371
"Probably best to park opposite Ty Gwilym on verge, left hand side of road on approach to Llanafan."
Start Point:Map 200 SN983566
What 3 words:revolting.month.things
Conditions:"About 7 Miles. Mix of Open moorland,farmland, good paths. 740ft of climbing."
Leader:Jill Willey 01597 811373 07594 443459
Parking in carpark by big grey barn. Superb views (on a clear day) up into Snowdonia and down to the Beacons.
Start Point:Map: 214 SO109849
What 3 words:bugs.windmill.hotel
Conditions:Walk: 7.5 miles Some walking on farm tracks and a narrow lane. Mainly open exposed hilltops. One steady climb with a very short gravely steep section and a short traverse of a steep slope. There are also several shallow fords to negotiate!
Leader:Nick Tuffnell 01597 851476
Starting in the layby just as you turn off the Llanelwedd to Hundred House Road for Aberedw.
Start Point:Map 200 SO061517
What 3 words:blown.unto.shovels
Conditions:7 to 7.5 Miles
Leader:Gareth Jones 01982 560431
Starting at the pub carpark (fee payable) at Pengenffordd. Taking in the Dragon's Back and Waun Fach
Start Point:Map OL13 SO174297
What 3 words:impact.scrapping.straddled
Conditions:8 Miles with 650m of ascent.
Leader:Peter Loughran 01597 822512
Start at Moelfre City Phone Box.The Radnorshire Wildlife Trust would welcome a donation.
Start Point:Map214 OS 214 SO 119 754
What 3 words:towel.tourist.slant
Conditions:"5.5 miles (longer if the summits of Moelfre Hill & Warren Hill are taken in. Max Altitude 525m, Max Height Climbed 168m."
Leader:Mike Roberts 01597 822879 07861 888008
Gwenddwr & Pant y Llyn Lake Starting near Gwenddwr. Down the valley and up the other side and accross open moors to Lake Pant y Llyn for lunch. A short incline and then an easy return to the cars.
Start Point:Map 188 I think SO059445
What 3 words:power.arrive.bulky
Conditions:"About 6.5 miles. Many ups and downs some steep and some long. A bit of ""yomping"" but beautiful views. One boggy bit! Ten minutes on tarmac."
Leader:Peter Balfour 01597 829621 and Jon Hodges
"Glasbury, parking at the Bont by the toilets. From Glasbury head out along the Wye Valley Walk to Pisyll bends. Returning via Cornhill, Ffynnon Gynydd and Cwmbach."
Start Point:Map 188 SO 17851 39267
What 3 words:vintages.resort.calms
Conditions:"7 Miles Mostly flat with a few short, easy climbs with a total ascent of about 230m. The route can be muddy in places but generally good. Some road walking."
Leader:Dave Briggs 01497 842711 07926 261709
"Parking by or near to the Monument, New Radnor. We will set off under the Smatcher and make our way up to Harley Dingle and then head back down to New Radnor."
Start Point:201 SO 213 607
What 3 words:eradicate.ranges.mugs
Conditions:Approx 7.25 miles. A few short climbs with one short steep climb up to Harley Dingle. Very muddy in some parts but hopefully we can avoid the worst on the day.
Leader:Janet Morgan & Chris Smith 01597 860715
"Jill has made a Railway enquiry, to be advised there is a bus replacement tomorrow, Wed 22nd. The times are unsuitable 0925 and 1202. Obviously a change of timetable also!! Instead, She'll lead a walk from Cynghordy, circular, about 7miles - 2 slopes but nothing you can't manage!..Some of you will have done this one before but it's a good walk with views,river,farmland and forest. "
Start Point:OL12 SN 80222 40677
What 3 words:haircuts.armrests.incur
Conditions:"About 6 miles. Climb for over a mile to 480m, through forestry."
Leader:Jill Willey 01597 811373 07594 443459
From Hundred House carpark circling Wylfre and Cregrina.
Start Point:Map200 SO 11282 54443
What 3 words:escorting.apes.chucks
Conditions:Approx 8 miles and 500m of ascent but this may change slightly
Leader:Peter Loughran 01597 822512
CANCELLED DUE TO SNOW!!! Gwenddwr & Pant y Llyn Lake Starting near Gwenddwr. Down the valley and up the other side and accross open moors to Lake Pant y Llyn for lunch. A short incline and then an easy return to the cars.
Start Point:Map 188 I think SO059445
What 3 words:power.arrive.bulky
Conditions:"CANCELLED About 6.5 miles. Many ups and downs some steep and some long. A bit of ""yomping"" but beautiful views. One boggy bit! Ten minutes on tarmac."
Leader:Peter Balfour & Jon Hodges 01597 829621
Start and parking on the roadside at
Start Point: SN 98324 75002
What 3 words:birds.easygoing.forces
Conditions:7 mile low level walk taking in part of the Glyndwr�s Way. Likely to be wet underfoot in places. Some quiet road walking
Leader:Graham Taylor 07719001655 or 01597811371
"Start point is on the Howey - Hundred House Rd, taking in Castle Bank and Carneddau."
Start Point:SO081 568
What 3 words:villas.hawks.snips
Conditions:"Climbing to over 1,000 ft. 7miles approx"
Leader:Jill Willey 01597 811373 07594 443459
"Parking at the Elan Village. Spectacular walk including lakes, open mountainside and forest."
Start Point:Map 200 SN931648
What 3 words:assume.nicely.lunges
Conditions:Approx. 7.5 miles. There are two steep climbs.
Leader:Nick Tuffnell 01597 851476
Parking in the layby at Monaughty
Start Point:Map 201 SO238686
What 3 words:hiding.diary.lyrics
Conditions:"7.5 to 8 Miles. The walk crosses a ford at the beginning so plastic bags may be useful. There is a long steady climb to the top of Litton Hill, but not too steep. Later on a muddy descent and another steeper climb out of Pilleth on the way back. Lovely views all day!"
Leader:"Cheryl, Lizzie, Geraldine & Gwawr 01597 502350"
"Parking at the Ebenezer Methodist Chapel in Newchurch. Takes in: Newchurch, Little Mountain, Milton Hill & Disgwylfa Hill."
Start Point:SO216509
What 3 words:tech.drumbeat.trash
Conditions:"7 miles moderate. 1096ft ascent. Two climbs - 1 to start and the other about a third of the way round. Total ascent 1115ft. There is one dodgy bridge crossing, and a gate to climb with 2 dead sheep leaning against it! Hoping they might be removed by the time we do the walk. There is also on very short by steep and potentially slippy climb up a bank. It was awkward in snow and ice. If the weather warms up there will be quite a bit of mud. I am told there are great views on a clear day! Parking is in the small car park by the chapel. Be prepared for a magical mystery tour."
Leader:Geraldine King 01597 822512
Parking at Llanwrthwl Village Hall
Start Point:Map200 SN974638
What 3 words:umbrellas.puncture.flattery
Conditions:"6 miles moderate, much on quiet tarmac lanes to avoid floods."
Leader:Alan Austin 01597 811051 07791 775612
Meet just passed the cattle grid on the Painscastle to Clyro road. Coffee at the Roundabout on the Begwyns.
Start Point:"Map 188 52.09296, -3.19563"
What 3 words:soft.overture.darkens
Conditions:7 to 7.5 miles of reasonably undulating moorland
Leader:Gareth Jones 01982 560431
Meeting point across the road from Lion Pub on grass verge opposite ST AFANS CHURCH.
Start Point:SN 968 557
What 3 words:wasps.salads.rides
Conditions:"7.5 miles I did a walk out yesterday. Its about 7.5 miles . One broken style , one sharp climb about 60 metres climb in 350 metres immediately followed by lunch . Good views - Dave"
Leader:Dave Osborn 07733 968202