Climbing The Skirrid to Watch the Sunset

This mountain is an easterly outlier of Wales's Black Mountains. It's the easternmost part of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

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[marcuscarrozzo]

That's a tidy climb, and as I've watched you doing it I no longer feel compelled to do so myself. Thank you both I enjoyed it immensely. I'm off for a lie down now.

[WyeExplorer]

Enjoyable walk up guys. You had great conditions for the sunset, which turned out beautifully. This is my favouite mountain locally because it's the last my brother Paul and I had any kind of experience with. We hiked the River Trothy from source and camped near the White castle. It was the Nov supermoon 2016 and at 4am it was a deep rich red and descending beyond the Skirrid. A brilliant memory! I've been up a few times since. It's accessible isn't it? And the views are some of the best. Take care. Mark

[joslevin]

I can see that mountain from our farm. It's a warning with easterly winds that we will get snow! So we must be the next highest point. We can see it plain as day. And, you could see the rocket shaped mast to the west. That's a 1 1/2 away from our farm.

[shortysadventure]

HI guys i have seen your link on the walking for plesure fbook page !! You video is a pleausre to watch you are so enthusiastic :)