Photo
No. | Description |
| 141501 | Keepers pond above Blaenavon is the starting point for this walk |
| 141502 | Some of the stone sleepers on Hills Tramroad |
| 141503 | The distinctive pile of slag at Garnddyrys, with a view of the Usk Valley behind |
| 141504 | The view from top of Rhiw Ifor towards Sugarloaf Mountain Abergavenny |
| 141505 | Looking back from Foxhunters Grave to the summit of the Blorenge |
| 141506 | The man-made “punchbowl” pond in a glacial feature on the side of the Blorenge |
| 141507 | The lower track is Hills Tramroad as it snakes around the hill into Garnddyrys |
| 141508 | Looking over to Ysgyrryd Fawr from the Blorenge |
| 151201 | Keepers Pond in winter. This spot is located above Blaenavon and is the start of this walk |
| 151202 | Hills Pit Chimney is all that remains of the Ironstone mine. It has since been renovated and has los |
| 151203 | A view from Pwll Du over the Usk Valley |
| 151204 | Dyne-Steel’s Incline snaking over the mountain |
| 151205 | One of the many ponds or reservoirs along the route that once fed many of the mines steam engines |
| 151206 | Looking back down the incline towards the Coity Mountain and the Whistle Inn |
| 151207 | The path passes the Lamb & Fox Inn. The Skirrid (Ysgyrryd) Mountain is in the background |
| 151208 | Looking back along the remains of the Balance Pond towards the site of Pwll Du village |
| 151209 | Some of the Tuyers manufactured at the adjacent brickworks now incorporated in a boundary wall |
| 151210 | A warm welcome awaits your return to the car at Keepers Pond |
