Tal-y-Sarn

Look at the beauty only a stones throw away 🥰

The stunning Clydach Gorge in north-west Monmouthshire (between Abergavenny & Brynmawr). This photo is of Devil's Bridge over the River Clydach by Alan Coles ( on Instagram).

The gorge is a true hidden gem which was once full of ironworks, blast furnaces, quarries and mine, but is now an idyllic valley of beech woodlands, ponds, waterfalls and wildlife (with the industrial remains slowly being reclaimed by nature).

We'd recommend heading to Clydach Ironworks if you want to explore the site, as the recently refurbished site has both parking and picnic spots. You can find out more (including great walks) on our website.

https://www.visitmonmouthshire.com/explore/brecon-beacons-national-park/clydach-gorge

A wonderful pub so close to us

Exciting times, Tal y Sarn is back open 🤗 contact me for a great price for a last minute, self catering get away in a beautiful part of the country, everyone needs a change of scenery ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️

So beautiful 😍

Stunning blue skies up at the cottage today and so peaceful- starting to get more bookings in so don’t be afraid to shout if you’re thinking about booking, it’s such an amazing location ❤️

Another reason to come and stay here .... https://www.walesonline.co.uk/whats-on/top-10-places-eat-blaenau-15540469

Tal y Sarn (meaning end of the road) is a self catering cottage providing a good standard of accommodation for up to 14 people. Situated close to Abergavenny, on the edge of the Brecon Beacons, it is perfectly located for a variety of historical sites and outdoor activities within the beauftul Welsh countryside.
Tal y Sarn belongs to a registered charity in Bristol and is co-managed locally. The charity (Manor Farm Boys Club) would like to offer other groups the opportunity to visit the area and enjoy all that is on offer at a reasonable cost. Please message us for further details and if you have stayed with us, please leave us a review and share this page with others.

The Blorenge has a summit of 1841 ft (561m) and is perfect for a family walk to blow away the cobwebs. Overlooking Abergavenny The Blorenge is only 12 miles away and the journey time is 20 minutes.

A beautiful ruined castle 8 miles from Tal y Sarn with FREE entry. There are frequent events and after a nice walk around the castle, Abergavenny town centre is a short walk away.

Another wonderful FREE attraction under 4 miles away and the location for the BBC Show The Coal House ; links in comments

Superb FREE attraction only 4.5 miles away, perfect for adults and children alike. https://museum.wales/bigpit/