Crug Hywel - Crickhowell, Wales - In Search of the Celts on Waymarking.com

The Iron age hill fort was built during the time of the Celts in Wales. The tear shaped fort occupies what in English is known as Table Mountain a flat-topped hill at the southern edge of the Black Mountains in south-east Wales. Its stone ramparts are clearly visible and the outline of the fort is easily seen in on the satellite view on Google maps.

There are a few routes available to the top which is relatively short (about a mile). Drive north from Crickhowell watch for public footpaths and find a place to pull your car off.

Web Site: [Web Link] Condition: Original function apparent in the remains Admission Fee (local currency): Not listed Opening days/times: Not listed

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