As part of our Green Traveller's Guide to the Brecon Beacons, Paul Bloomfield picks out a selection of walking, cycling and other car-free breaks in this glorious National Park in south Wales.
As you might expect from a National Park boasting some 519 square miles of wide open spaces, the Brecon Beacons is an ideal place to come if you're looking for adventure.
Regardless of whether you're a walker, a cyclist, a horse rider or even just someone looking to have a car-free break, there's going to be something to keep you active. Walkers and cyclists can either relax and enjoy natural spaces like the beautiful Usk River, or head up into the mountains for some much tougher trails and some truly unforgettable geocaching experiences.
Google map: shows the location and details of all the places to stay, local food and drink, nearby visitor attractions and activities in our Green Traveller's Guide to the Brecon Beacons:
Green = Places to stay Blue = Local food & drink Yellow = Attractions Purple = Activities
For information on characterful places to stay, local food and drink, and nearby visitor attractions, see our Green Traveller's Guide to the Brecon Beacons
