Glanpant Holidays

Allt yr Esgair (meaning “wooded slope of the ridge”) or simply ‘The Allt’. Step out the door to set off on the gradual climb of just under 200m in 2.4km/1.5miles, initially following the path of a roman road and ending at a rocky knoll with 360° views (helpful signboard point out the key peaks and places) where you can imagine what it was like for those at the iron age fort. If you are lucky you will also catch the mists, or “dragon’s breath” in the valleys below. From the top you can extend the walk down the other side, going on to Llangasty on the edge of Llangorse lake or returning at a lower level to check out the intriguing Paragon tower or just return the way you came up, possibly stopping at the Welsh Venison Centre for a coffee.