Corn Du

Corn Du, pronounced Corn Dee meaning 'Black Horn', is the second highest mountain in South Wales at 873 metres (2,864 ft) and is situated in the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Dan Yr Ogof

Dan Yr Ogof includes several caves open to the public, well lit and with excellent audio tours explaining the story of the discovery of the caves and various geological features. Two of the caves are large and impressive, there is also a small 'bone cave' in which prehistoric remains were found.

Maen Llia Standing Stone

A large, highly visible standing stone that probably dates from the Bronze Age.

Pen y Fan

At 886 metres (2,907 ft), Pen y Fan, translated as 'The Mountain's Peak' or 'The Beacon's Summit', is the highest peak in South Wales, situated in the Breacon Beacon's National Park.

Sgwd Isaf Clun Gwyn

The upper section of the spectacular Sgwd Isaf Clun Gwyn Waterfall, is difficult to access to get closer to the falls, as the eroded footpath is closed. There is a proper path above the falls but views are restricted.

Sgwd Y Pannwr

A wide and rocky waterfall in a wooded ravine just off the main walking trail. Good water after rain and spectacular colours in autumn.

Sgwd Yr Eira

An excellent waterfall that is located in a steep rocky ravine accessible via a lot of steps. The waterfall has the added bonus of a path going behind the water, although visitors are warned of the danger of falling rocks and are advised 'not to linger'.