Blaenau Gwent Three Peaks
A 1-day county Three Peaks challenge across Gwastad, Coity Mountain, and Mynydd Carn-y-cefn.
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Duration
- One day
- Region
- Blaenau Gwent
Mountain region covering Wales principal areas and historic county search variants.
Browse a smaller part of Wales when you want a more specific view.
Showing the first 12 adventures from a larger regional directory.
A 1-day county Three Peaks challenge across Gwastad, Coity Mountain, and Mynydd Carn-y-cefn.
A 1-day county Three Peaks challenge across Mynydd Caerau, Mynydd Llangeinwyr, and Pant Blaenhirwr.
A 2-day county Three Peaks challenge across Mynydd Maen [Mynydd Twyn-glas], Cefn y Brithdir, and Rhymney Hill.
A 1-day county Three Peaks challenge across Garth Hill, Woodhill, and Craig Llysfaen.
A 1-day county Three Peaks challenge across Bannau Sir Gaer, Garreg Las, and Garreg Lwyd.
A 1-day county Three Peaks challenge across Pumlumon Fawr, Pen Pumlumon Llygad-bychan (copa dwyreiniol), and Pen...
A 2-day county Three Peaks challenge across Carnedd Llywelyn, Carnedd Dafydd, and Glyder Fawr.
A 1-day county Three Peaks challenge across Moel Sych, Cadair Fronwen, and Moel Fferna.
A 1-day county Three Peaks challenge across Moel Famau, Moel Dywyll, and Moel Llys-y-coed.
A 2-day county Three Peaks challenge across Yr Wyddfa, Carnedd Ugain, and Carnedd Llywelyn.
A 3-day county Three Peaks challenge across Holyhead Mountain, Mynydd Bodafon [Yr Arwydd], and Mynydd Eilian.
A 1-day county Three Peaks challenge across Pen Garnbugail, Cefn Cil-Sanws, and Garn Ddu.
Use these route-linked adventures to plan the trails and traverses that sit inside this region.
Blaenau Gwent Three Peaks links Gwastad, Coity Mountain, and Mynydd Carn-y-cefn in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.
Bridgend Three Peaks links Mynydd Caerau, Mynydd Llangeinwyr, and Pant Blaenhirwr in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.
Caerphilly Three Peaks links Mynydd Maen [Mynydd Twyn-glas], Cefn y Brithdir, and Rhymney Hill as a practical county challenge rather than one single uninterrupted mountain path. The route uses the strongest summit order and expects short connector transfers between mountain bases over about 2 days.
Cardiff Three Peaks links Garth Hill, Woodhill, and Craig Llysfaen in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.
Carmarthenshire Three Peaks links Bannau Sir Gaer, Garreg Las, and Garreg Lwyd in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.
Ceredigion Three Peaks links Pumlumon Fawr, Pen Pumlumon Llygad-bychan (copa dwyreiniol), and Pen Pumlumon Arwystli in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.
Conwy Three Peaks links Carnedd Llywelyn, Carnedd Dafydd, and Glyder Fawr in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 2-day push.
Denbighshire Three Peaks links Moel Sych, Cadair Fronwen, and Moel Fferna in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.
Flintshire Three Peaks links Moel Famau, Moel Dywyll, and Moel Llys-y-coed in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.
Gwynedd Three Peaks links Yr Wyddfa, Carnedd Ugain, and Carnedd Llywelyn in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 2-day push.
Isle of Anglesey Three Peaks links Holyhead Mountain, Mynydd Bodafon [Yr Arwydd], and Mynydd Eilian as a practical county challenge rather than one single uninterrupted mountain path. The route uses the strongest summit order and expects short connector transfers between mountain bases over about 3 days.
Merthyr Tydfil Three Peaks links Pen Garnbugail, Cefn Cil-Sanws, and Garn Ddu in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.
Showing 12 of 24 routes linked to this region.
Supporting planning details for where trips start, finish, or stay overnight in this region.
Reference finish access point used for the Blaenau Gwent Three Peaks route on the approach to Mynydd Carn-y-cefn. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Reference start access point used for the Blaenau Gwent Three Peaks route on the approach to Gwastad. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Reference finish access point used for the Bridgend Three Peaks route on the approach to Pant Blaenhirwr. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Reference start access point used for the Bridgend Three Peaks route on the approach to Mynydd Caerau. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Reference finish access point used for the Caerphilly Three Peaks route on the approach to Rhymney Hill. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Reference start access point used for the Caerphilly Three Peaks route on the approach to Mynydd Maen [Mynydd Twyn-glas]. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Reference finish access point used for the Cardiff Three Peaks route on the approach to Craig Llysfaen. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Reference start access point used for the Cardiff Three Peaks route on the approach to Garth Hill. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Reference finish access point used for the Carmarthenshire Three Peaks route on the approach to Garreg Lwyd. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Reference start access point used for the Carmarthenshire Three Peaks route on the approach to Bannau Sir Gaer. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Reference finish access point used for the Ceredigion Three Peaks route on the approach to Pen Pumlumon Arwystli. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Reference start access point used for the Ceredigion Three Peaks route on the approach to Pumlumon Fawr. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.