Brecon Beacons National Park

Manager for Dark Sky Wales, Allan Trow, shows us the best spots for some Brecon stargazing.

Waterfall Country has the greatest concentration of cascades, caves and gorges anywhere in Britain.

Follow the River Usk through Crickhowell, Tretower and Talybont-on-Usk, starting at Abergavenny, home of the famous food festival.

Discover the highs of Wales on a road trip taking on three incredible peaks in just 24 hours

Green Man festival: pitch up and discover the surrounding wonders of Wales at this magical mountain retreat.

Glassblowers, museums, a cathedral – plus there’s all that countryside stuff to tramp about in. Punch Maughan, Brecon Beacons Tourism Ambassador, takes us on a tour through the best bits of Brecon.

Planning on going for a walk in one of our national parks? Please check the conditions before you go. Making sure you are prepared for the day is key to staying safe – read on to find out how.

The views from the highest peak in the Brecon Beacons National Park are so impressive, you'll want to return again and again. Here are four routes to walk to the top of Pen y Fan.

A seven day itinerary exploring the highlights of Wales for the Travel Trade.

The Welsh mountains that make our landscapes so distinctive were carved out in the Ice Age, some 10,000 years ago. They’re our defence and our lifeline, a challenge and an inspiration. Their peaks, slopes and views attract mountaineers, artists and Olympic sportspeople. And they’re endlessly exciting to explore.

Pull on your boots and discover the wide open spaces of the Brecon Beacons National Park.