PEN-Y-CRUG HILLFORT
Guided tours
2025
Recommended
2025
Within walking distance of the village, the vast Iron Age archaeological site of Pen-y-Crug occupies the top of a hill (at an altitude of 331 metres). There are five rows of ramparts that form a large circular enclosure. The Celts protected themselves by throwing stones at their attackers from this promontory.
After the ascent, which is accessible to all, it is a pleasure to sit on the old stones of this spectacular site to contemplate the superb view of the Usk Valley or to settle for a good picnic.
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