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Join Helen for this walk which goes past Clytha Castle and on to the iron age hill fort at Coed y Bwnydd which is carpeted with bluebells in spring, returning along part of the Usk Valley Walk. Length: 4 miles Parking: Clytha National Trust Car Park, grid reference SO 361085. Pub afterwards: The Clytha Arms,Continue reading "Evening Walk: Bluebell Walk 6.4km/4miles"
Trad climbing at Shorncliffe. Climbing meets are weather dependent and can change at short notice. Please contact the organiser for more information.
Join Sian for this leisurely stroll along The Cats Back, Offa's Dyke and Olchon Valley. A leisurely stroll of 14.5km/9miles, 478m/1578 feet. One steep ascent & descent. Start 10:00am Black Hill car park. Grid reference: SO 288328. Google Maps link Black Hill Car Park For your safety and the safety of other members, we adviseContinue reading "Walk: The Cats Back, Offa’s Dyke & Olchon Valley. 14.5km/9miles, 478m/1578 feet ascent (Easy/Moderate)"
Wednesday evening climbing at Sirhowy. Sport. Timings will be advised via climbing group comms. For more details please contact John Jones. UKC Logbook (ukclimbing.com): Sirhowy South Wales Climbing Wiki (SWCW): Sirhowy - Quarry Mawr Climbing meets are weather dependent and can change at short notice. Please contact the organiser for more information.
We depart heading for Elvicta Industrial Estate. We then follow the footpath that skirts the Industrial Estate to the River Usk. We follow the footpath to Cwrt Y Gollen. We skirt around the Training Area and proceed through Rheld Wood. We intercept the Crickhowell to Llangenny road. We follow the road to Llangenny for 200Continue reading "Evening walk: Bluebell Woods, Belfountain"
Climbing at Gower. Trad & Sport. Climbing meets are weather dependent and can change at short notice. Please contact the organiser for more information.
A circuit in the Elenydd Hills (2). Starting at the foot of the Devils Staircase in Cwm Irfon, taking in Drum Nantgorlan, Llyn Carw, rocky Rhiwnant and the summit of Drygarn Fawr. Covering a distance of 23km/14miles and 724m/2375 feet ascent. Start 10am. OS Explorer Map 200, grid reference SN 836555. For your safety andContinue reading "Walk: Elenydd Hills Circuit [2]. 23km/14miles, ascent 724m/2375 feet ascent (Hard)"
Sport climbing at Gilwern Tyla. Climbing meets are weather dependent and can change at short notice. Please contact the organiser for more information.
Join Mick on this delightful and varied route taking in the River Taff, a fairly steep ascent to the Garth plateau via the North East spur footpath and onto the Trig Point (307m). A a more gentle descent via fields & woodland back to Gwaelod y Garth Inn ( Camera Award Winning Hostelry). Approx 5Continue reading "Evening walk: Gwaelod & The Garth. 5miles/8km, 900ft/275m ascent"
North Wales or other pending weather. Climbing meets are weather dependent and can change at short notice. Please contact the organiser for more information.
Sport Climbing at Taff's Well Main. Climbing meets are weather dependent and can change at short notice. Please contact the organiser for more information.
The Club's long weekend in wild Ennerdale promises early-summer 5-star walking, climbing and cameraderie in the remote Western Lake District. One of the most remote of the Lake District valleys, Ennerdale is largely unspoilt with its striking natural features providing an overwhelming character of wildness and tranquility. It's many years since the Club last visitedContinue reading "Weekend trip: Lake District, Ennerdale"