Crug Hywel
Key information: Crug Hywel
- A flat-topped hill boasting a well-preserved Iron Age hill fort.
- An immensely atmospheric spot with huge views.
Walkopedia rating
- Walkopedia rating87.5
- Beauty31
- Natural interest14.5
- Human interest12
- Charisma30
- Negative points0
- Total rating87.5
Vital Statistics
- Length: 1.5hrs
- Maximum Altitude: 451m
- Level of Difficulty: Moderate
WALK SUMMARY
This hill north of Crickhowell is also called Table Mountain because of its unlikely flat top, which boasts its own well-preserved Iron Age hill fort. How it was ever viable for more than short-term occupation beats the imagination. It is a hugely atmospheric spot.
It is a steady and reasonably easy walk, with fine views to enjoy on a clear day.
Expect unpredictable weather: this is one of the wetter bits of the UK!
Good Information In Day Walks in the Brecon Beacons Henri Roberts
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