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Part of the Brecon Beacons National Park and easy to reach by car from Cardiff, Clydach Gorge is an interesting mix of countryside and history, featuring a cast iron bridge leading to the remains of a 19th-century ironworks, tram ways, cycle path and a nature reserve. Facilities include permanent picnic and barbecue sites and plenty of car parking. You can even take a torch and explore the old railway tunnels. Walkers will enjoy the series of marked paths, on which there is little chance of getting lost. The site is permanently open to the public.
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