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Elevation
678m
2,226 ft
Prominence
318m
Coordinates
52.7200, -3.7525
SH817150
OS Map
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Explorer: OL23E
The summit features a modest but sturdy trig point, with a cairn of stones that hikers often add to in celebration of reaching the top.
Composed primarily of sedimentary rocks from the Old Red Sandstone period, boasting layered formations that hint at a tumultuous geological history. The area is part of a fold mountain range formed by tectonic forces millions of years ago.
From the summit, you can feast your eyes on the stunning Brecon Beacons, including Pen y Fan and the sparkling waters of Llyn Cwm Llwch.
The name Maesglase translates to 'Field of the Grey Place' in Welsh, hinting at its potential mystical past.
The mountain has been a significant landmark for local communities and continues to serve as a popular hiking destination, bringing hikers far and wide.
A straightforward ascent starting from the A470 car park, this route meanders through a mixture of grassland and heather, offering a comfortable trek for most hikers.
A more challenging option that includes some rugged terrain and a slight scramble towards the summit. Ideal for those looking for a bit more adventure.
There is a car park along the A470 near the start of the path, which can accommodate a reasonable number of vehicles. Arrive early on weekends to nab a spot.
Regular bus services run from Brecon to the car park; check local bus schedules for updates. It's best to consult the local transport providers.
You won't find cafes up on the mountain, but in Brecon, numerous establishments can provide you with a hearty meal or a comforting cup of tea. Toilets are available at the car park.
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