Walk: Redbrook (Forest of Dean). 16.6km/10miles, undulating ascent (Short)
Main carpark in Redbrook villageRedbrook (Forest of Dean). 16.6km/10miles, undulating ascent. Start 10am. Main carpark in Redbrook village, Pay & Display, £2. OL14 SO536099
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Climb: Blaise Castle Gorge, Avon (Trad, Sport)
Sunday climbing at Blaise Castle Gorge, Avon. Trad and Sport. Timings will be advised via climbing group comms. For more details please contact John Jones. UKC Logbook (ukclimbing.com): Blaise Castle Gorge (Avon)
Climb: To be announced
Wednesday evening climbing - venue to be announced.
Evening walk: Usk circuit via Cefn Isla. 4.5miles/7.2km, 182m/600ft ascent
An evening walk - Usk circuit via Cefn Isla. Start: Llanbadoc Island car park (behind St.Madoc's Church, Llanbadoc) OS Explorer Map 152, grid reference SO376000. Head torches essential. Pub: The Kings Head, Usk.
Climb: Blaenllechau (Sport)
Saturday climbing at Blaenllechau. Sport. Timings will be advised via climbing group comms. For more details please contact John Jones. UKC Logbook (ukclimbing.com): Blaenllechau South Wales Climbing Wiki (SWCW): Blaenllechau
Walk: Carreg Cadno and Fan Fraith (Fforest Fawr). 17.5km/11miles, 610m/2000ft ascent (Moderate)
Penwyllt Quarry, SN856155A moderate walk of 17.5km/11miles with 610m/2000ft ascent. For the discerning hillwalker, we explore rarely visited above-ground features in the Ogof Ffynnon Ddu National Nature Reserve. After attaining the rocky summit of Carreg Cadno we will proceed across the moor via Pant Mawr Pot and through the forest to head for the grassy summit ofContinue reading "Walk: Carreg Cadno and Fan Fraith (Fforest Fawr). 17.5km/11miles, 610m/2000ft ascent (Moderate)"
Talk: Members’ Digital Images
Goytre Village Hall (GVH) Newtown Road, Penperlleni, Pontypool, United KingdomWe traditionally kick off our winter programme of evening talks with a collation of members' digital images, presented by Peter Salenieks. These are photos taken by members throughout the year during Club events. They illustrate the wide range of activities members get up to and the places they go to, as well as offering remindersContinue reading "Talk: Members’ Digital Images"
Walk: Mynydd Du/Black Mountain. 22km/14m. 1015m/3330ft ascent (Hard)
Join Ralph on a stunning walk in the county of Sir Gaerfyrddin (Carmarthenshire) taking in the Mynydd Du (Black Mountain) area. The route takes in the summits of Waun Lefrith, Carreg yr Ogof, Garreg Las, Foel Fraith and Moel Gornach. Please let Ralph know by email/Whatsapp/text if you intend to come along. WeContinue reading "Walk: Mynydd Du/Black Mountain. 22km/14m. 1015m/3330ft ascent (Hard)"
Walk: Mynydd Garnclochdy. 16km/10miles (Moderate)
Join Jen for a walk up Mynydd Garnclochdy. We will meet at 10am in the main car park in Abersychan on the B4246. OS Explorer Map OL13, grid reference SO269034.
Night walk: Blorenge.
Join us for a night time walk up Blorenge. We will meet at the car park at Keepers Pond at 19:00. OS Explorer Map OL13, grid reference SO254107. Head torches essential. Pub to be confirmed.
Mountain walking, scrambling and climbing in North Wales
A weekend of mountain walking, scrambling and climbing in North Wales, based in Betws y Coed. Contact Gareth Jones for further details.
Talk: Nutrition on the Go, Part 2
Goytre Village Hall (GVH) Newtown Road, Penperlleni, Pontypool, United KingdomAdvice from Kath Singleton, without the gimmicks or hype, to improve understanding of how diet can help your fitness for mountaineering activities.