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Stunningly beautiful, the Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales is a popular destination. From rugged mountains and rolling hills blanketed in heather and wildflowers, to imposing historic castles and stunning waterfalls, this is an outdoor paradise. With over 240km of pathways, there are plenty of opportunities for exploration, from a leisurely stroll along one of the many rivers, to a more strenuous hike up Pen-y-fan, the highest peak in South Wales. There’s plenty of wildlife to be seen too, with various species of birds, deer, and rare butterflies. With plenty of camping and B&Bs, the park offers plenty of accommodation options and places to eat, making it easy to experience the beauty of nature and breathtaking landscapes.