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Elevation
338m
1,110 ft
Prominence
93m
Coordinates
51.7834, -3.7120
SN820108
OS Map
160
Explorer: OL12W
The summit features a prominent trig point, which serves as a great marker for summit baggers and an ideal spot to snap a photograph or two. The rugged topography of the summit adds to its wild character.
Mynydd y Drum is primarily composed of Old Red Sandstone, formed during the Devonian period. This geological composition provides a strikingly rugged landscape, with craggy outcrops and fascinating sedimentary structures.
From the summit, you can enjoy magnificent views of the surrounding peaks of the Brecon Beacons, including Pen y Fan, as well as the rolling hills and valleys of the region.
The name 'Mynydd y Drum' translates from Welsh to 'Mountain of the Drum,' potentially referring to the drum-like shape of its summit.
The mountain has historical significance tied to its status within the Brecon Beacons National Park, a protected area of outstanding natural beauty.
A scenic circular route that offers a blend of rugged terrain and stunning vistas. It’s perfect for those looking to stretch their legs and enjoy a bit of fresh Welsh air.
There is a small car park at the end of the minor road leading to the south of the mountain (SN814090). Be sure to arrive early, as spaces can fill up quickly on weekends.
While public transport options are limited, the nearest train station is in Merthyr Tydfil, approximately 15 km away, with some bus services operating towards brecon.
There are no facilities directly on Mynydd y Drum, but Brecon offers cafes, shops, and public toilets for your convenience before or after your adventures.
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Grid Ref: SN820108
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