We are the East Radnor Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Weather permitting, the views on this walk surpass most. As we head upwards from Gladestry, Hergest ridge and the Kington summits are clear in the foreground with the Malverns in the distance. To the North, Black Mixen and Great Rhos can be seen before heading over the ridge and the panorama of Llandegly rocks and the Cambrian Mountains opens up in front. A detour up to the Caety Traylow trig point sees a 360 vista with the Black Mountains and Pen-y-fan to the South. We even spotted Clee Hill on our way back down.
Mostly easy paths on open moorland.
Expect mud in places and a couple of streams to cross, generally easy but it depends on rainfall!
A bit of heather to yomp through to reach the trig point.
Note: you may wish to have plenty of warm layers to cope with low mist on the hills given the current weather conditions
Village Hall car park in Gladestry
