Aberysgir

Settlement in Brecknockshire

Wales

Aberysgir

Llwybr i Aberbran / Path to Aberbran Llwybr ceffyl yn dod i lawr o&#039;r ucheldir i gyfeiriad pentre Aberbran.

A bridleway descends the hill in the direction of Aberbran village (trans. confluence of the crow stream). — Llwybr i Aberbran / Path to Aberbran Credit: Alan Richards

Aberysgir is a small village located in the county of Brecknockshire, Wales. Situated in the picturesque countryside of the Brecon Beacons National Park, Aberysgir offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for residents and visitors alike.

The village is nestled along the banks of the River Usk, which winds its way through the surrounding valleys and provides a stunning backdrop to the area. It is surrounded by rolling hills and lush green meadows, creating a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Although small in size, Aberysgir boasts a rich history dating back centuries. The village is home to several historic buildings, including St. Cynidr's Church, a Grade II listed structure featuring beautiful architecture and intricate stained glass windows.

Despite its rural location, Aberysgir benefits from excellent transport links. The A470 road runs nearby, connecting the village to larger towns and cities in the region, including Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil. This accessibility allows residents to enjoy the peacefulness of village life while still having access to amenities and services.

Aberysgir is also surrounded by a wealth of outdoor recreational opportunities. The Brecon Beacons National Park offers a multitude of hiking trails, cycling routes, and scenic viewpoints for visitors to explore. The nearby River Usk is popular for fishing and boating activities, and the surrounding hills are perfect for hillwalking and wildlife spotting.

Overall, Aberysgir is a charming village that embodies the beauty and tranquility of the Brecon Beacons National Park. With its rich history, stunning natural surroundings, and convenient location, it is a truly special place to visit or call home.

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Aberysgir Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.957517/-3.458179 or Grid Reference SN9929. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Llwybr i Aberbran / Path to Aberbran

Llwybr ceffyl yn dod i lawr o'r ucheldir i gyfeiriad pentre Aberbran. A bridleway descends the hill in the direction of Aberbran village (trans. confluence of the crow stream).

Alan Richards

Llwybr ger Toryffynnon / Path near Toryffynnon

Llwybr ceffyl yn mynd i lawr y waered ger anhedd-dy o'r enw Toryffynnon. A bridleway descends the hill near a property known as Toryffynnon

Alan Richards

Llwybr i'r mynydd / Path to the hill

Llwybr ceffyl yn agosau at Fynydd Aberysgir. A bridleway approaches Mynydd Aberysgir (trans. mountain of the river Yscir confluence).

Alan Richards

Mynydd Aberysgir

Gât yn rhoi mynediad i gomin Fynydd Aberysgir. A gate gives access to a common known as Mynydd Aberysgir (trans. mountain of the river Yscir confluence).

Alan Richards

Mynydd Aberysgir

Llwybr ceffyl ar dir comin a elwir Mynydd Aberysgir. A bridleway on common land known as Mynydd Aberysgir (trans. mountain of the river Yscir confluence).

Alan Richards

Road down from the southern end of Aberysgir Common

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Road to Llanfihangel Nant Bran

Great care needed by all in this section of bending narrow road with no viewing over the tall hedging

peter robinson

Eglwys Sant Cadog, Y Batel / St Cadog's Church, Battle

Mae Eglwys Blwyfol Y Batel wedi ei chysegru i Sant Cadog ac fe'i hailadeiladwyd yn 1880. Yn anffodus, mae'r eglwys wed cau ers peth amser. St Cadog's Parish Church located in the tiny village of Battle. Rebuilt in 1880 the church, sadly, is no longer open for worship.

Alan Richards

Glanyscir, built 1830

What a devastatingly handsome property, classy, understated and in a beautiful riverside setting. Beautiful gardens and lawns too.

Jeremy Bolwell

Diamond Jubilee announcements at the SE boundary of Cradoc

The road from Brecon reaches the SE boundary of the hamlet of Cradoc. Three notices announce that Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee celebrations are taking place today, Monday June 4th 2012, in Aberyscir Hill.

Jaggery

Oakfield Park, Cradoc

Oakfield Park is a residential cul-de-sac at the SE edge of the hamlet, bordering fields.

Jaggery

Signpost and phone box on a grass triangle, Cradoc

The signpost points left towards Aberyscir, Pontfaen and Merthyr Cynog, right towards the golf course, Lower Chapel and Upper Chapel. The third arm points past the camera towards Brecon.

Jaggery

The Old Smithy, Cradoc

Located on the SW side of a grass triangle. Link There is a postbox mounted in the wall on the left.

Jaggery

Road from Cradoc to Aberyscir

A signpost arm points ahead towards Aberyscir, Aberbran and Llanfihangel Nant Bran. The arm pointing right shows Battle, Pontfaen, Merthyr Cynog. The arm pointing across the line of view is towards Brecon.

Jaggery

20mph speed limit on the road from Cradoc to Battle

There is a 20mph speed limit on the approach to Cradoc School. Link

Jaggery

Cradoc School

Cradoc School is an English-medium Community Primary school for children aged 4-11. There are about 130 enrolled. The school dates from 1969, replacing five small local village schools (Battle, Llanfihangel Nant Bran, Merthyr Cynog, Trallong and Upper Chapel) where pupil numbers made it essential to amalgamate.

Jaggery