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Elevation
561m
1,841 ft
Prominence
134m
Coordinates
51.8003, -3.0604
SO269118
OS Map
161
Explorer: OL13S
The summit features a prominent trig point and a depression that locals affectionately refer to as the 'Blorenge Bowl'.
Blorenge is primarily composed of volcanic rock, specifically rhyolite, which offers a glimpse into the area’s volcanic past. There are also some igneous intrusions that add to the geological diversity.
From the summit, hikers can see the Black Mountains to the east, the River Usk below, and, on a clear day, the Severn Estuary stretching towards the Bristol Channel.
The name 'Blorenge' is thought to derive from 'blor', which means 'to rise' in Old Welsh, signifying its prominence in the landscape.
Blorenge has been a site of human activity for centuries, from ancient settlements to its role in local folklore and recreation.
A scenic loop starting in Abergavenny that takes you through lush countryside and up to the summit with panoramic views.
A direct route to the summit that offers a steep ascent, known for its uphill challenges but rewarding vistas at the top.
There is a small car park at the start of the Cheese Lane which provides direct access to the Blorenge trails. Capacity can vary, so arrive early if possible.
Regular bus services from Abergavenny town centre provide easy access to the area, particularly useful for those wishing to avoid parking issues.
Cafes and public toilets can be found in Abergavenny, and there is often a mobile food car located near popular trailheads.
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Grid Ref: SO269118
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