Events in September 2010
Join us in the Geopark this September
Sunday 5 September
12th Century Physicians to 21st Century Graziers – Family Friendly Guided Walk
Times: 13:00-16:00
Come and explore the magical landscape of Mynydd Myddfai and learn about the people who have lived and worked in this special place, passing their skills down through generations - from twelfth century physicians to 21st century graziers. Learn about the conservation of this environmentally sensitive landscape, experience a breathtaking 360 degree views of the Black Mountain and visit the sacred Physician’s Well on this enchanting circular walk.
Length, Grade & Ascent: 4.5m / 7.2km, Easy, 100m.
Meet: Usk Reservoir (SN 835286).
Leaders: National Park Wardens, Wyn Morgan and Toby Small
Please phone us on 01874 623366 for more details and to let us know you are coming to help us give you a safe and enjoyable experience.
Thursday 16 September
Brecon Town Past and Present – Family Friendly Guided Walk
Times: 14:15-16:30 (repeated Thursday 21 October)
A town walk, visiting sites of distinction, discovering Brecon’s fascinating past and residents of renown. No dogs please.
Length / Grade: Approximately 2 miles / Access for all.
Meet: Canal Basin, Theatre Brycheiniog, Brecon. Small charge for parking.
Leader: National Park Volunteer Peter Brock and National Park Officer Avril Barnes.
Please phone us on 01874 623366 for more details and to let us know you are coming to help us give you a safe and enjoyable experience.
Saturday 18 September
A Mysterious Valley and a Medieval Message – Guided Walk
Times: 14.00-17.00
What is the message concealed on the inscribed stone hidden (and wrongly located on the map) within the mysterious Criban valley; an area rich in archaeological remains? This intriguing walk takes you there and also to the site of a nearby iron-age settlement before an enchanting return to the village of Pontsticill beside the reservoir.
Length, Grade & Ascent: 5m / 8km, Moderate, 240m.
Meet: In the Red Cow, Pontsticill (SO 057114).
Leaders: National Park Volunteer, Dave Ing and A.N.Other
Please phone us on 01874 623366 for more details and to let us know you are coming to help us give you a safe and enjoyable experience.
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