Book: 01981 510646Things to do a stone’s throw from The Bridge Inn and Bridge Farmhouse B&B
You’ll be spoilt for choice if you visit our pub or stay in the Bridge Farmhouse B&B. There are outdoor activities for the energetic, or culture vultures will love Hay-on-Wye which is just up the road. The whole area is littered with artists’ studios, craft centres and small towns with plenty of character and interesting shops. Hay-on-Wye is great for seeking out antiques and vintage clothing.
Cycling
“The Black Mountains are an area of outstanding natural beauty with rivers, lakes and mountains in abundance. The challenging climbs are fantastic and all on virtually traffic free lanes”.
Llanthony Priory & Gospel Pass circular route
LLanthony Priory
31 mile circular route with almost traffic free roads offering stunning views across the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacon National Park.
Hay on Wye
Hay on Wye
The town of books Hay on wye is just over one hour ride away through the Brecon Beacons National Park via Craswall and the Hay Bluff.
More detailed cycling information can be found on the following websites: cyclebreconbeacons and mtbbreconbeacons
Walking in the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Wye Valley
View on route to Hay on Wye
Covering an area of over 500 square miles, the Brecon Beacons National Park is actually made up of four distinct separate mountain ranges as well as some easier walking ground to the south and three isolated peaks that surround the small market town of Abergavenny.
In the east, the Black Mountains comprise of five distinct broad ridges, linked at their northern end by an impressive north-facing escarpment that casts a lengthy shadow over the wide expanse of the Wye Valley. The five long ridges were famously described by the writer and critic Raymond Williams as the ‘hand of the Black mountains’.
The Bridge Inn is located to the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons close to the Offa’s Duke Path.
