The Beacons Way long distance path covers 95 miles over the wildest areas of the Brecon Beacons. There are four bunkhouse providing accommodation right on the route of the long distance path and another close by. The Beacons Way is a truly glorious walk with panoramic views across the beacons but requires a good knowledge of navigation. The path passes through the Black Mountains and east of the Breacon Beacons National Park onto the wild western Beacons where your walk under wide skies with no sign of humans and no roads.
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Pembrokeshire, South Wales & Brecon Beacons
Hostels and Bunkhouses providing self catering accommodation on the Beacons Way.
The Beacons Way long distance path cover 95 miles over the wildest areas of the Brecon Beacons. A truly glorious walk for those who are sure of their navigation skills. The route is waymarked where it crosses farmland, but there is no waymarking on open hills and moorland.
In the official guide the Beacons Way is split into 8 stages, each a day’s walk. Walking from East to West you will arrive on the first night at Llanthony Priory.
First stage of the Beacons Way
Walking from East to West you will arrive on the first night at Llanthony Prior the location of THE WAIN HOUSE bunkhouse. A comfortable self catering bunkhouse within walking distance of two pub. It sleeps up to 16 and is available for group bookings only.
Second stage of the Beacons Way
The second stage of the walk completes at Crickhowell. Three miles from Crickhowell (off route) is WERN WATKIN BUNKHOUSE also know as YHA Llangattock Mountain.
Third stage of the Beacons Way
The STAR BUNKHOUSE at Bwlch is situated right on the Beacons Way long-distance footpath in the gap between the Black Mountains and the Central Beacons mountain range. It makes an ideal overnight stop on day three. The bunkhouse welcomes individuals, couples and groups and makes a great place to meet and swap stories with fellow travelers.
Fourth stage of the Beacons Way
For groups who are happy with a short fourth day and long fifth day the NT Bunkhouse near Libanus provides accommodation for the fourth night. Dan y Gyrn bunkhouse provides self catering accommodation for groups less then 1km from the route, at the base of Pen-Y-Fan Mountain. Look out for places to cross the river ( Afon Tarell ) when planing your route. Centrally located near the village of Libanus you can enjoy panoramic views of the Beacons from a spacious, modern and fully-equipped bunkhouse.
The fifth section of the Beacons Way
The fifth section of the walk completes at Craig Y Nos Country Park. The country park was once the gardens of CRAIG Y NOS CASTLE, an usual building with a fascinating history. Unknown to many the castle has its own bunkhouse, providing accommodation in twin rooms with fully made up beds for up to 21 people. The bunkhouse can be hired for sole use by walking groups or a room at a time by individuals. It has some basic self catering facilities and the restaurant in the Castle provides lovely meals. Guests of the bunkhouse are welcome to spend their evening in the Castle Bar which has a huge log burner and stunning views over the river.
Here you can view the location of all the bunkhouses,hostels and other accommodation in the Brecon Beaconson.
