Table Mountain, or Crug Hywel, is the flat-topped hill above Crickhowell that gives the town its Welsh name. An Iron Age hillfort crowns the summit, its bank and ditch still plain to see. A well-trodden path climbs from the town, steep near the top but short, and rewards you with the Usk valley spread out below. An easy half-day if you fancy a hillfort with a view.
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