Sleeping Giant and the Secret Stones

Sat 14th Oct 2017

Walk Details:

Event Type
Group Walk
Region / Area
Wales / Western Beacons
Local Group
South Wales
Distance
20ml.
Start Time
09:00
Route
Meet at the back of the Gwyn Arms Pub area

Walking up to Penwyllt and around to Cribarth Maps: OL12

General Notes
The walk is largely rugged on 'the tops' of Penwyllt and walkers may find walking poles a big advantage over the difficlt terrain. The going is slow at times but enjoyable and very interesting, The difficult terrian accounts for only one early section of the route which will give way to forest tracks and footpaths
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