2024 Talgarth Walking Festival - Walks Programme
Our 2024 Walks Programme is now over.
Thanks to everyone involved for making it such a great success.
Hope to see you next year!
Please enjoy our adopted song while you are browsing our walks and events.
Please also find a downloadable TWF2024 Walks Leaflet in PDF format here.
Walks Grading System
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1 Boot - Easy
Low level routes without any steep climbs, taken at a relaxed pace. Shoes or boots with grip on the soles should be worn.
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2 Boot - Moderate
Walks may have some short sections of steep ground, but if there are, they will be taken at a relaxed pace. The routes may be on open hill.
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3 Boot - Energetic
Walks generally involve one or two steep climbs. These walks are suitable for those who can manage distances but not too many ascents/descents.
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4 Boot - Strenuous
Walks require fitness and stamina to cover steep climbs on the open hills and will cover a long distance at a steady pace.
Before booking, please do take note of our Walks’ Terms & Conditions and Safety Information, here. In particular, our refund policy is generally not to offer refunds except in exceptional circumstances, and, due to it being lambing season, dogs are not allowed on any walks.
Also, to respect the environment, we encourage adoption of the Hike Up, Pick Up scheme.
Tulip Teas - in aid of Talgarth Community Library.
Talgarth and District Regeneration Group (TDRG) will be hosting Tulip Teas, from 10am to 6pm, each day throughout the Walking Festival.
All Proceeds are in support of Talgarth Community Library
Location: 1 New Street, Talgarth. What3words address: ///prep.windpipe.venue
** Friday Evening Talk Event **
We will warmly welcome Ben Rawlence, BMC co-founder and CEO, who will talk on:
‘Black Mountains College - Preparing for the Future: What a Place Can Teach You.’
Ben is an award-winning writer, activist, and former speech writer to Sir Menzies Campbell and Charles Kennedy. He was a researcher for Human Rights Watch’s Africa division, worked for the Social Science Research Council in the USA, the Liberal Democrats in the UK and the Civic United Front in Tanzania.
The evening event free of charge, open to all, and in particular we welcome all Talgarth residents who might enjoy this chance to hear what we are sure will be a fascinating and educating talk about the Black Mountains College. A pay bar will be available. The event is offered on a first come, first served basis and will be limited to around 100 guests.