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Blorenge

Blorenge, Monmouthshire, Wales

12.74 KM

A February loop up the The Blorenge via the Punch Bowl from the Keeper's Pond Car Park. Despite it being a cold day we were lucky to have blue skies and fantastic low sun, which made this a wonderful day out. The trees grouped around the Punch Bowl looked particularly magical in the winters light.

24 Feb 2018
Mountainous
4hrs, 0min (2hrs, 47min)
altitude Graph for blorenge walk

Elevation: Max 553m, Min 272m, Gain 281m

Pictures from the walk

hillside footpath

The path above Govilon

finger post with moss

Moss covered finger post

sheep on hillside looking at camera

The case of the curious sheep

hillside footpath with silhouetted trees in background

Up on the ridge

lake with sunlight streaming through trees

The Punch Bowl

lake with sunlight streaming through trees

Low winter light over the Punch Bowl

group of trees in winter light

The Punchbowl

sunlight track with hill walker

A bright but cold and windy day at the top!

mountain track

Track to the summit

hazey landscape view

Approaching the summit of Blorenge

hut with steel structure on top

Hut

hazey landscape view with communication towers in the distance

On the descent with a view of the communication towers

car park and communication towers

Foxhunter Car Park

communication towers

Towers

welsh hillside landscape

Walking back to the car park

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mountain landscape with trig point and hiker
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