45 Miles for 45 Years

Sun 30th Jun 2013

Walk Details:

Event Type
Group Walk
Region / Area
Wales / South Wales
Local Group
South Wales
Distance
45ml.
Start Time
06.30
Route
Cwmcarn Scenic Drive Visitor Centre - Street Parking In Cwmcarn. Meet outside bottom c.p. at Cwmcarn Visitor Centre

The Three Peaks of South Wales. Storey Arms to Cwmcarn via Pen y Fan, Blorenge & Twmbarlwm

General Notes
Totally self supported walk. Minibus from Cwmcarn Visitor Centre to Storey Arms. Places MUST be booked for this walk. Only 16 places. South Wales LDWA members have first choice. If all places not filled, the other LDWA members can book place after 20.06.13
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Rights of way data from selected Local Authorities.
Large scale digital mapping is provided by John Thorn.