Further Information

Although there are no longer any mature beech trees as its name suggests, this attractive site has lots of wildlife present. There is a wide gate at the entrance to the site leading to a stone-dust surfaced path that has picnic tables and benches. The recommended route is anti-clockwise for wheelchair users due to a gentle 300 metre slope.

How to get there:  One mile south of the town of Crickhowell is the village of Llangattock. The main entrance to the site can be found on Park Drive opposite the Horseshoe Inn (beyond the cattle grid and kissing gate).

Nearest town or village: Llangattock.

OS Grid Reference: Explorer Map OL13 or Landranger Map 161 - SO 213 176.

Distance: 700 metres with further barrier-free walks nearby.

Contact: National Park Visitor Centre on 01874 623366 or visit www.visitbreconbeacons.com.

Facilities: Other than pubs and a hotel in the village, the nearest facilities can be found in the town centre in Crickhowell. The nearest public transport is on the A40 in Crickhowell.

Parking: A tarmac parking area next to the entrance gate.

Toilets: The closest toilets are at Llangattock Park, although the nearest disabled access toilet (RADAR) is in Crickhowell.