Twyn-Y-Gaer

Twyn y Gaer is a hillfort-topped summit in the Brecon Beacons National Park in Powys. The most common circular walk takes in both Twyn y Gaer and the neighbouring Mynydd Illtud and is around 2.75 miles. Terrain is a mix of common-land paths and hill paths, with one moderate ascent and one moderate descent.

today I am walking with my wife and in the Brecon Beacons National Park in the county of Powys Wales exploring the scenery around monovalent and tween Lagaan

The standard start point is the Brecon Beacons National Park visitor centre car park at Libanus (grid reference SN 978 262).

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The terrain is easy on level or gently undulating ground, with one moderate ascent and one moderate descent. Waymarking is good, the paths are obvious, and there are no stiles to negotiate.

the walking was easy on level or gently undulating ground with one moderate ascent and one moderate descent

The route is circular and walked anti-clockwise. It has four legs: northeast to a white post on common land; north between the Gaer summits and trig points; south-southwest along hill paths to a path junction; and finally southwest back to the visitor centre car park.

this 2.75 miles walk routes was circular in an anti-clockwise direction with four legs

The Brecon Beacons summits can be very wet and windy. Walkers should bring waterproofs and expect to turn back if conditions are too poor — the Christmas Special walk shows the group abandoning their original plan after the first trig because of weather.

it's very windy and it's very wet so I'm going to apologize for the audio in advance but we all got waterpr on

Parking at the Brecon Beacons visitor centre is paid and the car park fills up on busy days.

be we parked up at bre and Beacon's visit Center Sean's just us in the car parking situation out I think we have to pay here car Park's packed