Rhiwiau

The walk up Rhiwiau from Llangadog is straightforward enough - a steady pull through moorland that rewards you with proper views across Carmarthenshire once you're up. It's not a peak that'll knock your socks off, but on a clear day the visibility stretches far enough to make the climb feel worthwhile rather than a slog.

This is walkers' terrain. The sort of place families with decent boots will manage fine, though it's not a casual stroll. You're looking at maybe two hours there and back depending on your pace and fitness. The ground can be boggy after rain, so check conditions before heading out. There's something pleasantly unpretentious about it - no café at the top, no gift shop, just you and the Welsh hills.

If you're based at one of the caravan parks near Llangadog - Barons Court is closest at 2.7 miles away - Rhiwiau makes a proper morning's activity without eating your entire day. The town itself is small but functional, and it sits well as a walking base if you're exploring the wider Brecon Beacons area. The real appeal here is that it's genuinely quiet. You won't find crowds fighting for the view. That's either exactly what you're after or a sign it's not the peak for you. Fair assessment: good half-day walk, especially if you're already in the area camping.