
Retrospective view of the prominent cairn as we took our leave.
Retrospective view of the prominent cairn as we took our leave.
Under clear skies on our return visit, as the sun set over the hills.
Looking north from the white stone, towards the forestry now concealing Garn Wen (the white cairn).
Cairn and stone, with Y Mynydd Du the mountain range on the skyline.
The cairn, under grey skies on our initial arrival.
The cairn and quartz stone can be seen on the near hill on the right. From Bryn Poeth Uchaf ring cairn.
The snow capped Brecon Beacons in the background.
On the hillside above the stone in the green bits are two ring cairns and a stone circle.
Looking over the excavated cairn,
Stone and cairn with makeshift camera filter ie: sunglasses
The nearby cairn
This is a little but very nice stone, should you wish to make the long walk uphill park to the south by the footpath sign theres plenty of room.
Walking up the hill just go straight up to the highest point this is the cairn which is slightly robbed on top from here the menhir is about 30 yards away. About half a metre tall and mostly gleaming white quartz the stone alone shouldn’t entice many folk up here but the views should....Glorious.
On our way down and slightly below us a Tornado fighter plane screamed past totally out of keeping with the ancient theme of the day but awsome all the same.