What to Do

Crickhowell is the ideal location to base yourself for an activity holiday or break and provided you are properly equipped it's easy to find the right walk or cycle route for you in the area.There are a number of webcams in the area so you can check out weather conditions before you go, just click on Outdoor, below and follow the link to the Webcams.

Cycling in the black mountains

Cycling in the black mountains
Photo by David Zibbs

  • Red Dragon landscape by Kay Millward

    Kay Millward

    Kay is a first time participant in the Crickhowell Open Studios and Galleries weekend. She is a potter using various building techniques and will be welcoming visitors to her recently established workshop.

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    Black Mountains Gliding Club Webcam

    Black Mountains Gliding Club Webcam. This webcam is one of three at the Black Mountains Gliding Club, between Pengenffordd and Talgarth. This one is looking towards the Waun Fach in the Black Mountains. Link courtesy Black Mountains Gliding Club.

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  • Pennaeth Priory bench by Saffron Waghorn

    Saffron Waghorn

    Saffron Waghorn’s sculptures will for the 2nd consecutive year be seen during the Crickhowell Open Studio weekend in May 2013. Her work ranges from public and private commissions to architectural restoration and specialised memorials.

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  • P Sowerby - Fish Dish

    Philippine Sowerby

    Philippine is once again participating in the Open Studio weekend. She creates puzzles and sculptures with Welsh hardwood and will be exhibiting in the beautiful setting of the Gliffaes Country House Hotel alongside Robert MacDonald

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    Wales Cycle Tours

    Wales Cycle Tours offers a range of “off the shelf” two day supported and guided rides from Crickhowell through some of the most beautiful countryside in the UK.

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  • Tessa Waite (cropped)

    Arts Alive Wales

    Arts Alive Wales presents new and experimental work in progress by artists Tessa Waite, Morag Colquhoun and Catherine Baker.

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  • Jane Turner

    Jane Turner

    Jane Turner, stone carver, from Abergavenny will again be participating in the Crickhowell Open studios during the Spring Bank Holiday weekend. Jane designs and makes scuplture, plaques, decorative carvings and headstones.

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  • JDH 18213, by Annabelle Elletson oil on board, 225mm x 225mm.

    Annabelle Elletson

    Annabelle Elletson annually curates the exhibition in St Peter’s church Llanbedr. She draws and paints, both abstract and still life and will be exhibiting alongside other artists in the lovely setting of St Peter’s church.

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