Fan Brycheiniog 802m [Mountain]
51.882294, -3.708036 [UK]
Worldwide: 673rd= [all time] N/A [last year] N/A [last month]
Country: 673rd= [all time] N/A [last year] N/A [last month]
grassy knoll 1m NE of trig point
Source: Database of British and Irish Hills v14
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Last Bagged on 5th May 2019 12:25pm by SPOTLoan3b
First Bagged on 21st Feb 2014 12:53pm by mntainman
Maps to Fan Brycheiniog
Wild Camping at The Black Mountain - Day 1 jamehand
26th Jul 2014
The Black Mountain forms the western high ground of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Rising to 802 metres (2631 ft) at Fan Brycheiniog the summit of the Black Mountain is the third highest top in South Wales. I spent two days hiking in the area and wild camping below the cliffs at Lyn y Fan Fach.
Beacons: 99 | Distance: 8.2 miles | Height Gain: 4,058 ft
Brecon Beacons Day Walk - Black Mountain from Glyntawe FlintyRich
22nd Mar 2015
Beacons: 544 | Distance: 17.1 miles | Height Gain: 3,783 ft
20140221Fan Hir to Waun Lefrith mntainman
21st Feb 2014
Beacons: 229 | Distance: 13.4 miles | Height Gain: 3,127 ft
Top Baggers of Fan Brycheiniog
UKJeeper [1]
Active walker and occasional off-roader.
jamehand [1]
Overseas Traveller, Would-be Mountaineer, Skier, Hiker & Occasional Idiotic Adventurer.
backpackartist [1]
Backpacker and Outdoors Blogger at http://backpackartist.com. Abstract landscape artist at http://matthewkingarts.com. Usually spotted lurking around the Lakes, Wales, Dartmoor the South East, and on the TGO Challenge.
FlintyRich [1]
Outdoor enthusiast, walker, backpacker, scrambler, peak bagger, TGO Challenger. Yorkshireman, exiled in the south, who escapes to the mountains very frequently. I'm not mad, I'm ambitious.
mntainman [1]
