Powys Most visitors to Powys, a large sparsely populated county in south Wales, head straight for the Brecon Beacons National Park (Bannau Brycheiniog) which covers over 500 square miles of grass-topped mountain peaks including 4 mountain ranges. Pen-y-Fan is the highest point in southern Britain at almost 3000 feet and, although not as dramatic as the mountains of Snowdonia in northwest Wales, the Brecon Beacons have their own beauty; rolling like huge green waves over the countryside. West of the Brecon Beacons is Fforet Fawr and the Black Mountain and to the east lie the Black Mountains (plural). To the south there are a number of impressive waterfalls, the most attractive being Sgwd-yr-eira (the spout of snow). Running through the park are 2 long paths - Offa's Dyke Path and the Taff Trail. For those not wishing to walk, the Welsh National Cycle Route runs through the Brecon Beacons National Park along the quieter roads and pony trekking is available. For Accommodation please click on to the Globes below.
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Madog's Wells
Llanfair Caereinion
Tel: 01938 810446
3 wheelchair accessible detached cottages in a secluded, quiet valley with plenty of birdlife around to watch from your breakfast table. Swallow Cottage (5 stars - sleeps 6) is very spacious, 3 bedrooms, 1 dble, 2 twin-bedded rooms, large lounge with TV and Sky free sat,...
Ty-Bychan
Llanfrynach, Nr. Brecon
Tel: 01874 624799
The cottage sleeps five people in three well appointed bedrooms. Well behaved dogs over the age of 1 year are welcome by prior arrangement. This warm, comfortable and welcoming cottage sleeps five people in three attractive bedrooms. Bedroom one is a double, bedroom two a twin and bedroom 3 a...
Newbridge Cottages
Meifod
Tel: 01938 500376
Specially built oak-beamed cottages in idyllic countryside on working dairy farm. Milking can be viewed from the games room with full size pool table. Located within 200 yards if two rivers (Banwy & Vyrnwy), fishing available on four river stretches....