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Read about how we grade our hill and mountain walks and how we categorise our climbing activities.
Ascending and crossing Cefn Cul and the moorland to the east of Fan Hir, this harder walk of 21km/13miles, with 843m/2785ft of ascent, picks up the Beacons Way path northwards past Llyn y Fan Fawr until we reach the foot of the north ridge of Fan Foel. We ascend steeply to its summit and onwardsContinue reading "Walk: Cefn Cul and Fan Foel. 21km/13miles, 843m/2785ft ascent (Hard)"
A shorter walk of 17km/10.5miles with 600m/2000ft ascent to ascend Blorenge from Abergavenny. Start 10:00am. OS Explorer Map OL13, grid reference SO296140. Free car park (Byefield Lane) in Abergavenny. We will meet at the bottom of the Byefield Lane car park by the entrance to Linda Vale Gardens.
Big wall climbing on Americas most famous piece of rock, El Cap. New climbs at home, in the Alps, Morocco and Greenland. Tony Penning-Bio Tony started climbing over 50 years ago and would be best described as an adventure climber. Tonys climbs have included, in America- Mescalito on El Cap, The Cruise in TheContinue reading "Talk: Tales of an Adventure Climber, with Tony Penning"
Mynydd Carn y Cefn from Pen y Fan Pond Country Park. We will start at 9am. OS Explorer Map 166, grid reference SO198007. Head torches essential.
Let us take you through the superb mountains and villages of Georgia's remote High Caucasus. A talk by Sian Hayward, assisted by Jonathan and Kath Singleton.
A moderate walk of 19km/12miles with 450m/1476ft of ascent. The Cwmyoy Roundabout will ascend Gaer, Bal Bach (and the option of Bal Mawr - an additional 1.5km and 90m ascent) before descending to Llanthony and back along Hatterall ridge. Start 09:00am. OS Explorer Map OL13, grid reference SO311221. Parking opposite Queens Head Pub inContinue reading "Walk: Cwmyoy Roundabout. 19km/12miles, 450m/1476ft ascent (Moderate)"
A convivial weekend of walking and pre-Christmas cheer including Christmas Dinner with all the trimmings on Saturday evening, based in Chapel-le-Dale, near Ingleton, North Yorkshire. Handy for the limestone scenery of Ingleborough and the magnificent Ribblehead Viaduct. We will stay for three nights in the Old School Bunkhouse, Chapel-le-Dale.
Hear more from Jon and Kath Singleton as they describe wandering through volcanoes and gorges seeing vultures and flamingos on their travels earlier this year.
A moderate walk with Rob Kemp. We'll start at 9.30am from the car park. OS Explorer Maps 151 & 166, grid reference SS 968859. Walkers are asked to bring both maps with them or share maps.
Christmas Meal at The Horseshoe Inn, Mamhilad. Deposit of £5pp required by Monday 20th November 2023. Festive menu choices required by Monday 4th December 2023. See email sent 12 September 2023 by Pauline Jones for details on paying deposit and further details about the menu.
It's time for the infamous Christmas Pudding Walk which will begin at 10.00am! We'll walk to Mynydd Llangorse and back along the Beacons Way to the Village Hall at around 1pm for lunch, mulled wine, mince pies and Christmas carols. Tea and coffee also available. Approximately 8km/5miles. Cwmdu Village Hall. OL13 grid reference 180240.
Come along to an illustrated presentation in the footsteps of Sir Ernest Shackleton taking in the Antarctic Peninsular, Elephant Island, South Georgia and The Falkland Islands. Giving an introduction to the "White Continent" with historical references, outstanding scenery and stunning wildlife. The talk will be delivered by Keith Anderson.