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The vast Brecon Beacons & Black Mountains National Parks enjoy a majestic variety of dramatic landscapes with exciting blend of local flora and fauna. Based at Llwyn-y-fron guests can maximise on some of the remotest and least visited countryside in the British Isles. The rural areas have changed little over time making it easy to understand why writers, poets and artists have fallen for the region over the years.

There is something for everyone – from dramatic castles, glacial show caves, museums, ancient hill-forts, country fairs, festivals, remote pubs, top restaurants, a welcoming & friendly community and just about every outdoor pursuit imaginable.

The diversity of the area is extremely exciting with options ranging from many landmarks of the Industrial Revolution, including Big Pit where you can explore a coal mine guided by miners, to the world famous Brecon Jazz and Hay Literature Festivals.

Activities include – climbing, abseiling, hiking, cliff scrambling, valley walks, mountain biking, canal cycling, narrow boats, sailing, swimming, clay shooting, open mountain climbing, high wire & dry wall climbing, archery, caving, golf, land carting, kayaking, canoeing, white water rafting, bird watching, farm visits, horse riding, nature excursions, the Brecon Mountain Railway and a variety of children’s activities,

Rest assure the local National Park offices and Tourist Information Centres are extremely friendly, welcoming and helpful.