Talgarth
Talgarth is a Village in the county of Powys.
Talgarth postcode: LD3 0AE
There are great places to visit near Talgarth including some great waterfalls, mountains, caves and ancient sites.
Sgwd Yr Eira, Dan Yr Ogof Waterfalls, Sgwd Isaf Clun Gwyn, and Sgwd Y Pannwr are great places to visit near Talgarth if you like waterfalls.
Corn Du, and Pen y Fan are some of Talgarth best mountains to visit near Talgarth.
The area around Talgarth's best caves can be found at Dan Yr Ogof.
Maen Llia Standing Stone is a great place to visit close to Talgarth if you like ancient sites.
Talgarth History
There are some historic monuments around Talgarth:
- Enclosure West of Sorgwm
- Kidney-shaped enclosure 1km SE of Pen Allt-Mawr, Cwm Banw
- Wern Frank Wood round cairn
- Castell Dinas
- Clyro Castle
- Cwm Fforest Long Barrow
- Cefn Moel Round Cairn and Ritual Platform
- Maesgwyn round barrow
- Pipton Long Barrow
- Cefn Moel Round Barrows
- Gileston Standing Stone
- Castle Mound 400m N of Cefnige
- Pen Gloch-y-pibwr, platform cairn on S end of
- Round Barrow 400m S of Church
- Boughrood Castle
- Ffynnon Las Round Cairn I
- Inscribed Stone in Church
- Gwernyfed Park Camp
- Trefecca-Fawr Moated Site
- Aberllynfi chapel
- Llanfilo Camp
- Glasbury Old Church
- Pen Trumau Round Cairns
- Cefn Barn Ringwork
- Trefecca Castle Mound
- Allt yr Esgair Camp
- Porthamel Tower
- Bwlch Bach a'r Grib round cairn
- Bwlch Bach a'r Grib, round cairn to SW of
- Standing Stone E of Llangoed Wood
- Llanthomas Castle Mound
- Ty-Isaf Long Barrow
- Cefn Moel Round Houses
- Cross-Slab in Church
- Cefn Moel Round Cairn III
- Ty Illtyd Long Barrow
- Twmpan Castle Mound
- Pentre Jack Settlement
- Begwns round cairn
- Clyro Court chambered tomb
- Western Camp
- Garden Earthworks at Old Gwernyfed
- Pen y Wyrlod Long Cairn
- Castle Tump
- Cross Slab in Llowes Church
- Moated Site E of Pont-y-Bat Wood
- Pen Tir, cairn on S end of
- Little Lodge Long Barrow
- Twyn y Garth Round Barrows
- Crickadarn Camp
- House Platforms and Hollow Ways in the Shrunken Medieval Village of Llanfihangel Tal-y-Llyn
- Ffynnon Las Bronze Age Ritual Complex
- Pen Tir Ring Cairn and Ritual Platform
- Mynydd Troed Long Barrow
- Blaen y Cwm Uchaf Cairn Cemetery
- Bipartite enclosure 1km SSE of Pen Allt-Mawr, Cwm Banw
- Mynydd Llangorse Cairn
- Bwlch Round Cairn
- Bronllys Castle
- Enclosure on Cockit Hill
- Mynydd Bychan platform cairn
- Enclosure W of Allt yr Esgair
- Pen Allt-mawr platform cairn
- Maes Clythan Wood cairn
- Mynydd Llangorse, cairn on S end of
- Ffostyll Long Barrows
- Moated Site 800m NE of Felinfach
- Bronllys moated site
- Medieval Building in Llanfilo Village
- The Peterstone
- Great House Mound & Bailey Castle
- Bailey Bedw Ring Cairn
- Talgarth Camp
- Llanfilo Moated Site
- Coed y Gaer
- Moated Site in Llanfilo Village
- Llyswen Camp
- Castell Blaenllynfi
- Mynydd Troed, round cairn on S end of
- Crannog in Llangorse Lake
- Round Barrow 90m NE of Pipton Farm
- Tredustan Castle Mound
- Pen Gloch-y-pibwr, cairn on W side of
- Castle Kinsey
- Neuadd-Glan-Gwy Standing Stone
- Coed y Polyn round barrow
Places to see near Talgarth
History of Talgarth
A Roman fort near Cwmdu (Pen-y-Gaer) is also of significance to Talgarth as there was a Roman route from Abergavenny via Pen-y-Gaer up the Rhiangoll valley to Talgarth, some experts say to Castell Collen near Llandrindod. Much evidence has been lost in the intervening 2000 years, but there is growing circumstantial evidence to suggest there is a missing Roman fort in the Talgarth area, at the crossroads of two or possibly three Roman routes, the Roman road from Pen-y-gaer, from Clyro to Y Gaer near Brecon and even the river Llynfi itself, although the latter may not be acceptable to some archaeologists. Nevertheless, water routes, even small ones are not unknown to have been used for man-hauling equipment in small, narrow flat bottom boats.