A nice travel log video. I went drone flying over Fan Nedd today. And unlike Pen y Fan, which had the human centipede on its slopes, I did not see a single person on Fan Nedd.

Great job Adam. Another stunning route 👌

Hi Adam, i have rarely found that route from the falls up, always a bog fest up by that fence line. As Alan says a rarely visited area. Enjoying watching yours and Max the Dog( apologies if not his name) adventures. ATB Martin

Hi Adam, hope the ankle was not too bad. The area you was in is what I term as off-grid, not an area that gets lots of footfall although I would have taken a different route, a little longer but better under foot in places. I did a circuit last year starting at the top car park of the Blaen y Glyn falls, walked up through the forest and out onto blaen caerfanell & cerrig edmwnt before crossing the river and coming back down the river taking in the falls. From memory there is a path (not marked on os) that goes up to Allt Forgarn. For Pica Cairn I would make sure you have time & either follow Craig y Fan ddu ridge & around or Park near Talybont Res and follow the path up marked on os maps. I made an error of judgement earlier in the week when I had time to have a night out - I went up Mynydd Tred with 15 kgs on my back with the plan to camp - apart from the steepness, my lack of fitness I thought I would follow a less steep path which eventually run out and left me hanging on the side of a very steep slope with bracken, heather and gorse for company - it was not a good choice. I had to find another path and head back off the hill. Btw, inspired by some b-roll I saw in one of your recent videos I went in search of some images yesterday 😉

You've made a good point about Lansdown/Malvern being inter-visible, having done both of them I can vouch for that

In terms of panoramas, these have some of the best in the whole of the UK. I've done this walk quite a few times and because of the surrounding countryside being mostly flat, the line of sight from the very top extends for 70-80 miles in some directions (it's true because I've taken photos on clear days, one or two of them have clearly captured the outline of the Peak District.)

Great route that I’ve wanted to do. My issue was the parking. Do you have a what 3 words for where you parked?

Hi Adam, I can attest to the steepness of that pull up Allt Ddu but the views once up are spectacular of the north side of Pen Y Fan and the other peaks. Looking at that hazy sunset I am guessing this was Sunday evening? I managed to get out for a few hours and got almost to the top of Mynydd Troed.... now that's another short sharp ascent whichever side you tackle it from. At 4:20 you look down into the beautiful Cwm Sere, sometime I would recommend you take a walk in that valley, full of tumbling cascades and looks beautiful when the hawthorn is in bloom. That circuit was a great explore for you. I have done the wider horse shoe in corn du andback around and you would have been struggling in the dark around there - the paths are not well trodden. atb Alan

Fantastic Adam - one of the last walks I did with Paul that. You're right it's important to know when to turn back. When we were up there last it was a mad bad ass storm - we still went up as people were turning back. Ha ha! A lovely evening it has to be said. All the best. Mark

Hi Adam. That was really good👍 Sorry for being so slow to comment. It looked pretty tough the path you took but nice and quiet Beautiful views up the top mate. So clear and what a stunning sunset you had. You hit gold with the weather and views😁👍 Thanks for commenting on my Pen y Fan vid too. I find technology exhausting sometimes and have to leave it before I reply. I filmed about 2 hours and Saturday and Sunday cut it down to about 12 minutes. Tomorrow my head will be clear and respond to that video and hope to catch up on your newest one. I like your new channel name👍 All the best on your next one👋

One of fav loops. I've even camped up there just below 701 spot height.

That was great funnily enough I’ve done the routes a number of times but never the one you took. I’ve often wanted to but now I’m not sure 😬

Lovely route. I’ve not done that one but I’ll take note for the future 👌

Ah, love the way your dog goes for the cairn/trig too Adam. Cottened on to the ritual for sure. Fantastic last view as you said. Good going - steady as it goes when tired. All the best. Mark

Breacon beacons is an extremely dangerous place it is better to avoid it

Nice loop. I didnt realise that gate opened.

What great Footage and explaining you did of Tryfan and i Salute you...well done you gave great information and detail on how to get up Tryfan....im Climbing up the North Ridge of Tryfan on September 7th and going down the way you came up....im From lreland and will be arriving in holyhead Port on the 6th of September and Climbing Tryfan on the 7th and Then back on the Ferry That night heading back to lreland,,,im delighted i Seen you Footage as it is a great help to me....Thank you

Good stuff - once ascended the west flank of Fan Gyhirych. Just the once, mind!

Some nice bagging there Adam.

Those outliers offer great views, and few people 😂

Superb Adam - enjoyed in full. You smashed that one out but gave a great commentary. For sure this one was all about the views. Black Mountain next - you could spend a fair bit of time exploring that me thinks. All the best. Mark

I see you have done zero research on you pronouncing the Welsh Hills, it is not hard, and it is so much more of an enjoyable walk, you have picked a really good route for the peaks you have done, well done,

Great walk Adam, defo challenging route up from your start. Another of my fav routes. Great on a good day. On one day I even came across Iolo Williams up there. Continue exploring and thanks for sharing Martin

Cracking walk Adam. I was surprised your starting point - that is eck of a pull from that starting point, you must have crossed the mountain track twice I would assume or did you walk up Heol Senni and then turn right to follow the fence? The route you took up onto Fan Gyhirych is deffo a challenging walk, especially after doing the circuit you had done thus far, the road is a better/easier option and turn right around the back. Hearing you mention Dunkery Beacon I haven't been up that in over 20 years I reckon. The view at 7:52 (cracking pic) is a fave view of mine. Yma O Hyd is a Welsh Folk Song by Dafydd Iwan and a fave of the Welsh Football Fans.. it translates to We're Still Here. Have a look online for the video.. it's rousing. I was on Pen Bwlch Chwyth in January but was in clag and its a few years since I been up on Fan Gyhirych but I did a short video afew years ago in the snow. Nice watch mid morning whilst having a cuppa. atb Al

Cracking walk Adam. I was surprised your starting point - that is eck of a pull from that starting point, you must have crossed the mountain track twice I would assume or did you walk up Heol Senni and then turn right to follow the fence? The route you took up onto Fan Gyhirych is deffo a challenging walk, especially after doing the circuit you had done thus far, the road is a better/easier option and turn right around the back. Hearing you mention Dunkery Beacon I haven't been up that in over 20 years I reckon. The view at 7:52 (cracking pic) is a fave view of mine. Yma O Hyd is a Welsh Folk Song by Dafydd Iwan and a fave of the Welsh Football Fans.. it translates to We're Still Here. Have a look online for the video.. it's rousing. I was on Pen Bwlch Chwyth in January but was in clag and its a few years since I been up on Fan Gyhirych but I did a short video afew years ago in the snow. Nice watch mid morning whilst having a cuppa. atb Al

great video i loved the scenery it looked a lovely hike i like to mix mine up with more sedate hikes as well as the bigger ones just to give myself a rest lol. i find the more sedate ones i get to see more of the surrounding nature and wildlife. & as regards to the o/s maps their amazing how detailed they are and can be your best friend when visiting unknow areas, there are so many people out there who venture out and get lost even on smaller areas or plateau's and if you have your map you can usually get yourself out of a sticky situation just from the features around you

I love Helm Crag and the last time I did it was with a KZfaq friend, as part of the Greenburn Round, which is 4 Wainwrights and a real good round it is too. Great effort on you both getting to the top of the Howitzer, which my friend climbed but I did not - well, she is over 30 years younger and has size 4 feet, as opposed to my size 11 flippers, cheers Alan

Did not think yo were going to get any summit views but they turned out to be amazing. I have been on Ben Nevis summit 4 times but never been on Ben Lomond, despite driving passed it on the way up to Fort William and on the way back, I really need to do this climb and get those views, cheers Alan

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Was up by the quarries the other day. Practicing my navigation training. Lovely remote area.

Morning Adam, not very far from me - I would popped along and said hello if I had known. I am not surprised you didn't say anyone on the plataeu below Mynydd Llangyndir . In all my years I have only been in that area about half a dozen times , but I know it to be so quiet. Seeing those ferns on the descent I managed a few hours out locally on Saturday and was met with 6ft ferns - it was a tick check for sure when I got back. The lane you walked up we call 7 miles lane - I think thats the distance from the start at the top down to the end of the road. At 9:52 you are pointing towards Darren Fawr - its a wonderful spot if you have not been there. I have done a few Summer Solstice walks to there and camped there last year. atb Alan

That went quick - watched all of that Adam. Such a beautiful walk - I sense the remoteness of the area. It's my kind of place for sure - deep Cwms, water falls, forest and views. And that's not to mention idyllic South wales lanes. You wouldn't know the outside world exists. I wouldn't mind living there. Well, good going. A great one with no rain. All the best. Mark

Wow love the opening view … big sky. So beautiful!

How long is this walk mate ? Do you have the postcode for the start of the walk please

Love that you can see it from above. I’d scramble down there 😅 can’t help it, love the beauty

Beautiful landscapes, places, hike, footage. Video Like 👍

That was great. Did that hill last week 👍

I quite fancy that walk. Where is the best place to park ?

So good to see you all in the Elan Adam. For sure Penygarreg into the Garreg Du gorge is awesome. A lot of people go for the down below experience because the valleys are just so epic. This is of course a tiny part of the Cambrians - trust me they're big and there's loads to discover but your walk on the top was good. See you back out there. Mark

Brilliant Adam. Good to see you in Rhayader amid the river, the falls and the Red Kites. Ah, mate your encouraging me to get up Gwastedyn now. Awesome up there. As I said to you I was meant to be up there last time but there was a storm and it wouldn't have been pleasant. But yeah typical Cambrian views in Mid wales and a fantastic peak at the course of the Wye. You got it right Moelfryn right in the middle. Well, good going. All the best. Mark

You deffo do some lesser known hills/mountains Adam... great views. I was thinking you was pointing at might be Moelfryne with Gamallt on the right as you look up the valley? There are more expert people around who will help though I am sure. That is a cracking cairn on that hill. Not sure if you have done the Carneddau above Builth but they are worth a look. Have a great weekend. atb Al

Hi Adam. It's beautiful there. The 4 one is stunning too. Brilliant you can see it from behind and above. I haven't done that last one yet. It's on my list. You shared it very well. "Oh bird just crapped on me" You did well and I really enjoyed it👍

Good stuff - don't see very much of these hill online - pity,

'Like the Amazon.' Now that's high praise Adam. Wow, maan what a trail - truly a wild gorge. I could feel your joy - this was a different adventure. Gotta say Maggie was loving it too. Thanks for sharing. Mark

Its a fabulous place and even in the rain it has a magic about it. The surrounding woodlands add even more magic. Obviously with you not knowing the falls I am assuming its your 1st visit... how great to see these for the 1st time & it looked quiet. You can get down to Sgwd Ddwli Uchaf (Upper Gushing Falls) but you must have missed on your way down. I was smiling as you said about Gwladys being so beautiful and its the best you have seen so far.... as that hidden falls for me is the best falls in the beacons. Water was low looking at your 1st crossing... but the place is still worth thr trek. The "wow" said it all 😊 If you want have a look at my last trip tere.. when it was frozen - I have done 3 volgs from Gam. atb Al

Great area of the park, breathtaking scenery and so peaceful 👌🏻

Just such amazing and marvelous views!! Always nice to have a four-legged buddy to join one on great adventuring!

Marvelous! Vast views Not too fast Atb, Tim

I loved that one Adam. I mist get that way - you've been showing us how good it is. I think you got the camera right because appeared sharper - you did the walk some justice there pronunciation attempts too. Ha ha! Well, good going. Mark