Williams Welsh Walks Guided walks in The Brecon Beacons National Parkk

Big Red on the Brecon - Monmouthshire Canal

Saundersfoot

The Pembrokeshire coastal path is 186 miles long from Amroth to Poppit.

Seclusion

Just a little taste of the Camarthanshire coastline.

Cwar y Gigran

One of the more remote parts of the Beacons but still as beautiful.

The Chartist's cave

Weapons were secretly stockpiled in these caves during the summer on 1895‚ it was the secret meeting place of the Tredegar Chartist's.

Stunning Views

There are many natural looking reservoirs in the Brecon Beacons‚ excellent photo opportunites.

The Brecon Mountain Railway was conceived over 30 years ago when a search started to find a site to operate a steam tourist railway using various locamotives and equipment from Europe and further afield.

Cairn Pica

The impressive cairn on Waun Rydd on the Talybont circle walk.

Nature reserve

Cwm Taf fechan wildlife reserve‚ Site of special scientific interest can be seen on our Viaduct walk.

Cyfarthfa Castle

Enjoy the elegant surroundings of this interesting museum and once family home set in beautifull parkland. Cyfarthfa Castle was once the former home of the Crawshays‚ historical ironmasters of Merthyr Tydfil.

Taff Bargoed Park

The Taff Bargoed Valley has a rich industrial heritage. During the industrial revolution the area was home to the Trelewis drift mine and the Deep Navigation colliery‚ now it is a haven for wildlife such as Red Kite and Otters.

Castell Coch (Red Castle)

Castell Coch is a 19th century Gothic revival castle built on the remains of a 13th century fortification. The Taff trail 'high route' walks you right through the front garden for some great photo opportunities.