Pen Y Fan massif, South Wales | Mid Wales
The Pen Y Fan massif is part of the Central Beacons that give the Brecon Beacons region its name. Pen Y Fan is the highest point in southern Britain, rising to 886m or 2,907ft above sea level. On a clear day a hike to the summit could be rewarded with views that reach as far as North Devon . The surrounding landscape is dramatic and beautiful. Tumbling falls and a dramatic gorge feature at Henrhyd Falls while woodlands rich in wildlife can be found at Graigllech Woods. Pen Y Fan is within the Brecon Beacons National Park .
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Other South Wales Naturals
Brecon Beacons
The Black Mountains
Dan yr Ogof
Rhondda Valley
Gower Peninsula
River Tywi
Cambrian Mountains
Wye Valley
Vale of Glamorgan
River Usk
Oxwich Bay
Cynon Valley
Taff Valley
The Vale of Neath
Rhossili Bay
Sugar Loaf
River Clun
River Wye
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