Foggy Ride through the Brecon Beacons | TrawsCymru T4 (Brecon - Merthyr)

Filmed between: Brecon A40/A470 roundabout - Merthyr A465/A470 roundabout. Filmed on a foggy, rainy February Saturday, I took a journey on the famous TrawsCymru T4 between Brecon and Cardiff. This route takes in the views of the Brecon Beacons National Park, a mountain rage in mid Wales with peaks passing 700m tall. This route is the longest of the TrawsCymru routes, standing at just shy of 100 miles long and nearly 4 hours in length. The full route runs between: Newtown - Llandrindod Wells - Builth Wells - Brecon - Merthyr Tydfil - Cardiff. SKIP to 07:19 for the start of the mountain range (I would recommend speeding up the video to your preference) Featuring in this video: 3:37 Villages of Tai'r Bull and Libanus 7:15 Craig Cerrig - 623m 8:33 Fan Fawr - 733m 8:40 Afon Bend 10:02 Storey Arms (plus quite a good view) 10:50 Tyle Brith - 756m 11:52 Beacons Reservoir 12:40 View of the Taf Valley 13:35 Cantref Reservoir 14:24 Village of Nant-ddu 15:35 Waun Lysiog - 416m 17:21 - (brief) View of Llwyn-on Reservoir 17:37 Village of Llwyn-Onn 18:23 Cefn Cil-Sanws - 461m 19:23 Cwmtaf (Steep bank) Operator: TrawsCymru (Operated by Stagecoach South Wales (T4/T14)) Body: ADL Enviro300 Chassis: Scania K230UB Fleet no. 28731 Reg: YN15 KGA Route: T4 (Newtown - Cardiff) Garage: Merthyr Tydfil