"By my normal route from the lane to Bwlch Penbarra through the forest, returning via the south ridge on the Offa's Dyke path. Sunset ascent and gloaming descent. Cold SSW wind, with some cloud, but bright and dry. Solo." — marktrengove2 • Feb 11, 2019

"Climbed this on a short detour from the route to Beacon Hill. Like the latter, it lies in the Crown Estate, which to the uninitiated means it both does and doesn't belong to the Queen - the same sort of goes for all land in the UK. She owns it all in lots of different ways. Confused? Me too. Off with their heads, I say. Putting that aside, this is a pretty unremarkable hill, except that nearing the top one is greeted with an array of wind turbines planted to the east. Some find these ugly. In contrast, they fill me with joy and give me a sense of hope for humankind. They produce electricity too, but not on this day as it was probably too windy. The hills can be confusing at times. " — vygodski • Feb 10, 2019

"Parked on road to west, took this in after Black Mountain, proceeding on to Beacon Hill and Pool Hill. Nice dark colour to the heather, made a powerful contrast with the at times blue sky and patches of snow." — vygodski • Feb 10, 2019

"Climbed this after Black Mountain and Stanky Hill. A nice midday walk in which the weather changed from snow, rain, hail, gusts of winds to bright sunshine within minutes. Big on the wind chill factor though. " — vygodski • Feb 10, 2019

"Parked to the west just south of Lower Glasant, at 356m this took in most of the height, so a pleasant gradual rise to Newchurch. Trig point on the top. Then back past car and up Bryngwyn." — vygodski • Feb 9, 2019