Access is the key to the enjoyment and understanding of the National Park and our aim is to promote public access within the National Park in appropriate and sustainable ways which do not conflict with our conservation objectives.
The Brecon Beacons National Park has a wide variety of beautiful countryside. The landscape of the Park is dominated by the open hills and ... Read more about - About Access and Rights of Way
The Countryside and Rights of Way (CRoW) Act 2000 introduced a new right for people to walk over ...
Read more about - Open Access and CRoWThe Rights of Way Improvement Plan was adopted in June 2007.
Read more about - Rights of Way Improvement PlanLocal Access Forums play an important role in advising on the improvement of public access in the ...
Read more about - Local Access ForumPlease use this link to inform us of any improvements required or problems encountered on access ...
Read more about - Improvement Requests or Problem ReportsYou can now view planning applications, related documents and comment on them online
Draft Planning Obligation StrategyThe National Park welcomes any comments in relation to this document.
Affordable Housing Development Control Guidance NoteComments can be submitted in writing or electronically to Strategy and Policy
Bluetongue guidance News updateMore news from the National Park
