Daily Itinerary
Begin your real ale adventure from the Victorian spa town of Llandrindod Wells.
A historic pub in Builth Wells, known for its friendly atmosphere and selection of local real ales. Perfect for your first taste of Welsh hospitality and a hearty lunch.
A CAMRA award-winning pub in the heart of Brecon, celebrated for its extensive range of real ales, ciders, and craft beers. A must-visit for any ale connoisseur.
Conclude your first day in the charming market town of Brecon, nestled in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Enjoy more local pubs and prepare for tomorrow's ride.
Start your second day from Brecon, heading east towards the Usk Valley.
A historic coaching inn dating back to the 15th century, famous for its roaring fires, good food, and excellent selection of traditional real ales. A perfect spot for a coffee break or early lunch.
A popular pub in Abergavenny known for its lively atmosphere, good range of real ales, and hearty pub food. Immerse yourself in local pub culture.
Spend the night in the historic market town of Abergavenny, known as the 'Gateway to Wales'. Explore its independent shops and more pubs.
Begin your final day's ride, heading northwest back towards Llandrindod Wells.
A fully restored working watermill with a bakery and café. A great historical stop to learn about traditional milling and enjoy a coffee and fresh pastry.
A traditional Welsh pub in Rhayader, known for its friendly welcome, good food, and selection of local real ales. A perfect last stop for lunch on your ale trail.
Complete your 'Heart of Wales Real Ale Ride' back in Llandrindod Wells, full of memories of scenic roads and fine Welsh ales.
