Mynydd Twmbarlwm The Iconic Landmark of South-East Wales The majestic mountain of Twmbarlwm (historically Twyn Barlwm) has a strong hold on locals and visitors alike. It is the first mountain seen on the horizon as you cross the Severn Bridge.
castle, Twmbarlwm is an iconic landmark which has attracted pilgrimages for centuries, even up to recent times. There are many theories and opinions on its history – and has many myths and legends written into its folklore.
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Twmbarlwm has cast its long shadow over the culture, geography, and psychology of south-east Wales and its people since pre-history. As the site of a Bronze-age cairn, Iron-age hill fort, Roman beacon and early Norman motte and bailey
Cymdeithas Twmbarlwm Society was formed to help protect and preserve this ancient monument and landscape and to research the archaeology and historical significance of Mynydd Twmbarlwm, Mynydd Henllys and Mynydd Maen.
The distinctive silhouette of the “pimple” on the western edge of the ridgeway draws many to its summit. Those who trek to the top are rewarded with magnificent views over the Severn Estuary to the south and the Brecon Beacons to the north – on clear days it is said you can see seven counties.
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