The Brecon Beacons Park Society is a volunteer-led charity for people who care about the landscapes, paths, heritage and communities of Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.
For more than 60 years, the Society has brought people together through guided walking, conservation work, responsible-access advocacy and practical projects that help more people understand and care for the National Park.
What the Society does
- Runs guided walks and events throughout the year.
- Monitors and comments on planning, conservation and access issues affecting the National Park.
- Supports rights-of-way, heritage and landscape projects.
- Shares talks, publications and practical guidance that help people explore responsibly.
- Works with the National Park Authority and other organisations on priorities including dark skies and landscape protection.
Join a guided walk
The Society offers a year-round programme led by experienced volunteer leaders, with routes and grades for different levels of experience. Dates, routes and access information change, so see the current guided-walk programme before making plans and read the organiser's joining guidance carefully.
Become part of the Society
Membership supports the Society's conservation, access and public-engagement work. Benefits include the guided-walk programme, talks and events, and Society publications. Use the Brecon Beacons Park Society website for current membership options, projects and contact information.
