Fan Fraith, Mountain summit in Powys, Wales
Fan Fraith is a mountain summit in the Brecon Beacons rising to 668 meters, characterized by peat-covered slopes. A small cairn at the top marks the highest point of this peak.
The peak sits within the Brecon Beacons National Park, designated for protection in 1957 to safeguard the Welsh landscape. This protected status shaped how the area has been managed and visited since then.
The peak draws walkers who follow established routes connecting it with nearby summits in the range. These paths are maintained by local hiking groups and form part of a wider mountain network.
Visitors should bring Ordnance Survey maps OL12W or Landranger 160, especially during winter when visibility is poor. Good map skills and weather-resistant clothing are important here.
A secondary summit lies about 100 meters to the northeast, offering peak-collectors an extra challenge. Many visitors miss this alternative and only climb the main point.
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