On the south shore of Llangorse Lake, the wildflower meadows, reed beds and bird hide at Llangasty are an ideal spot for watching wildlife.
Further information:
Lots of different types of birds live in and visit the area including wildfowl and waders. The meadows around the bird hide are on level terrain and support a wide variety of wildflowers, including orchids, which carpet the meadows during the summer months. The bird hide which has benches and built-in bird guides is designed to accommodate wheelchairs. There are two routes to the bird hide:
There is a gently- sloping, bumpy but wide grass path which leads to the ramp up to the bird-hide itself. This site is sometimes flooded during the winter.
How to get there: Llangasty is just off a minor road between Pennorth and Bwlch, on the South side of Llangorse Lake about 8km south east of Brecon.
Nearest town or village: Llangors, Llanfihangel Talyllyn or Bwlch.
OS Grid Reference: Explorer Map OL 13 or Landranger Map 161 - SO 126 263
Distance: From 70 metres up to 1.5km of barrier-free routes
Contact: Please contact the National Park Authority Warden Admin on 01874 624437 if you wish to reach the bird-hide by vehicle via Ty Mawr Farm.
Facilities: The closest shops and other facilities are at Llangors, Bwlch or Talybont-on-Usk.
Parking: Small stone dust car park on lakeside by Llangasty Church or by special arrangement at Ty Mawr Farm.
Toilets: The nearest toilets are located at Llangorse Common or at Llansantffraed on the A40.
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