Discover the Wild Places
Explore the untouched beauty of Bannau Brycheiniog’s wild places. From hidden waterfalls and ancient woodlands to remote mountain peaks, experience nature at its most raw and breathtaking. Perfect for adventurers and nature lovers seeking peace and wonder.
Star Gazing
The park’s dark skies make it an International Dark Sky Reserve, ideal for stargazing. Whether on land, water, or under the stars, Bannau Brycheiniog has unforgettable natural attractions
Dark Sky Wales
Llangorse Lake
Llangorse Lake, the largest natural lake in South Wales is home to a wonderful array of birds and wildlife – there is a birdhide on the Llangasty side. On the Llangorse side you can visit the replica medieval island castle (a crannog), or hire a boat to get out on the Lake.
Llangorse Lake Boat Hire and Fishing
Pen y Fan,
Explore Pen y Fan, the highest peak in South Wales, for incredible panoramic views. You can catch a bus to Storey Arms and walk from the National Trust car park at Pont ar Daf
Dan yr Ogof Showcaves
The East of the National park is a UNESCO Global Geopark. To find out more about the geology of the park you can marvel at the limestone cave systems, such as those at Dan yr Ogof Showcaves (a family friendly attraction).
Dan yr Ogof, National Showcaves Centre for Wales
Waterfall Country
Gorgeous Waterfall Country in Bannau Brycheiniog National Park is a highly protected environment. Steep trails with uneven steps lead to spectacular cascades like Sgwd Yr Eira, where you can walk behind the curtain of water. It attracts very large numbers of visitors in high season and parking can get full.
Stargazing