Full day tour includes the Elan Valley reservoir complex, Cwmystwyth and the ruins of some of the oldest mine workings in Wales. Continues on to Devils Bridge, the historic town of Tregaron and wetland reserve of Cors Caron, returning via former drovers road over the Abergwesyn Pass known as the 'Devil's Staircase'.

Limited walking on flat grassed and gravelled areas; numerous comfort break stops available. Depart 0900 - return around 1700. Morning and afternoon refreshments provided with lunch break of up to 1 hour in Devils Bridge.

	Elan Valley visitor centre.
	View Caban Coch, Garreg Ddu, Penygarreg and Craig Goch reservoirs.
	Pont ar Elan moorland viewpoint.
	Cwmystwyth former mine workings.
	Devils Bridge - lunch stop.
	Cors Caron - wildlife reserve - optional 1 mile level walk to bird hide.
	Historic drovers town of Tregaron.
	Spectacular drive over Abergwesyn Pass including the Devil's Staircase.
	Optional stop at "oldest" pub in Powys!

Click on the images above to view enlargement. A shorter, half day version of this tour is also available which includes some of the above highlights. Spending less time in the vehicle and getting out and about to enjoy the wonderful scenery is always an option on any driven tour! On this tour the afternoon can be spent on the 17th century walks at Hafod near Devils Bridge. The guided walks take in the former glory of these beautifully landscaped grounds including small tunnels, chain bridges over deep gorges and the ruins of the country house itself.