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Looking back from Mynydd Machen
Mynydd Machen, Caerphilly - Members-only    
18.0km / 11.2mi  -  5 hours 34 minutes    Moderate
An extremely rewarding walk in the Welsh hills where steep beech woodlands merge into panoramic hill tops. Short road sections, footpaths and bridleways, generally mud-free and with few stiles. However, there are several steep climbs.
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Llyn Elsi from the monument
A lost village in Gwydyr Forest, Llyn Elsi and the Miners Bridge. - Members-only    
11.3km / 7.0mi  -  3 hours 30 minutes    Moderate
A circular hilly walk through mixed woodland, past a lost village and an upland lake, down to the village of Betws-y-Coed. Then following the Afon Llugwy through meadows and the Artists Wood, passing the Miners Bridge and old lead mine workings.
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The Caerphilly Summits
The Caerphilly Summits, Cardiff - Members-only    
23.1km / 14.3mi  -  7 hours    Moderate
An energetic hike, taking in three of the summits south of Caerphilly plus a stretch of high ridge overlooking Cardiff. From these elevated positions there are extensive views so choose a clear day if possible. Several steep ascents and descents.
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Capel-y-ffin
Capel-y-Ffin, Monmouthshire - On the Black Hills - Members-only    
17.4km / 10.8mi  -  5 hours 30 minutes    Moderate
Following old drove tracks, this route climbs from the sheltered floor of the valley at Capel-y-ffin to windswept, bleak hilltops. Having reached Offa’s Dyke Path, choose between carrying on via the ridge, or a foray down into the Olchon Valley.
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Llanfoist Wharf
Llanfoist Monmouthshire - Members-only    
13.9km / 8.6mi  -  4 hours 15 minutes    Moderate
A walk full of historical interest along canal and railway paths, with a lengthy climb to exposed hillside, ending with a steep but straightforward descent.
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