Brecon Beacons National Park

Brecon, Libanus, Powys, Wales

If you are after fresh air, wide open spaces and some of the best walking routes in the UK, then the Brecon Beacons National Park is probably somewhere you should get on your radar, with its magnificent hills, lakes, caves, forests and waterfalls to explore and discover. Waterfall Country - nestled into the south-west corner of the National Park - is one of the many treasures, where four separate rivers wind their way through tree-lined gorges over a series of dramatic waterfalls, before joining together to form the River Neath. And wherever you are in the Brecon Beacons, you are not far from an impressive castle - the many ruins throughout the area tell tales of the area's turbulent past and of power struggles and battles between rulers and Princes, Carreg Cennen Castle being one of the most dramatic. People have lived and worked in the Breacon Beacons for nearly 8000 years, and these communities have left their marks on the landscape, whether it be through monuments, characterful villages, churches, fortresses and museums which look back through history and give us a glimpse of life gone by. The Park also has some of the best quality dark skies in Great Britain, making it an excellent destination for stargazing.

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